[oak perl] ?? Include.H in PERL??

[Mark Bole]

The "require" function is probably closest to the cpp (C pre-processor) 
directive #include, although it happens at run-time, not compile time.

You can get around that by using:

BEGIN { require 'zzzz.h'; }

but it still doesn't know how to search @INC automatically.

But if you are creating modules, then use "use" instead of "require".

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Paul Gerken wrote:

>Hi all,
>
>In Perl, what is the equivalent of the C/C++ 
>#include <zzzz.h>
>
>When using the Class::Struct module,
>should all of the Struct-s be placed in a "zzzzh.pm" program?
>Or should the Struct-s be put in the creating program?
>
>I envisage 4-5-6 programs in this project suite which I am 
>doing for my own edification of Perl.
>e.g. Main.pm,  File.pm,  Table.pm,  Data.pm,  Catalog.pm, ...
>Should there also be a Structs.pm?
>
>tkx, Paul
>
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