SPUG:inconsistant perl -c

[Brian Hatch]

This is confusing.  I've got a mod_perl site and want to do a simple
perl -c check before pushing the code from stage to prod.  The code
works just fine on the server.  But perl -c dissagrees.  Using the
following (almost completely meaningless) files the problem still
exists:


Contents of BriOne.pm:
	use Apache;
	use BriTwo;


Contents of BriTwo.pm:
	use Apache;
	my $s = Apache->server();


$ perl -c BriTwo
BriTwo Syntax OK

$ perl -c BriOne
Can't locate object method server via package Apache (perhaps you forgot 
    to load 'Apache'?) at BriOne.pm line 3.
Compilation Failed in require at BriOne line 3
BEGIN failed.


How can I make that second perl -c not complain?  It shouldn't.  At
least I don't think it should.

--
Brian Hatch                  "I sense in her a key, as yet unturned."
   Systems and               "And what exactly does that mean?"
   Security Engineer         "I don't know. But I should think it
http://www.ifokr.org/bri/     would be *fascinating* to find out."

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