note Sidhekin <p> This is happening because [mod://base] ends up [doc://require]ing Foo, which in turns ends up [doc://do]ing Foo.pm, since it hasn't been <strike>done</strike>required yet ... </p> <p> <b>Update 2:</b> The safeguard is in require, of course. [ikegami]++. The workaround below is still useful for those "executable modules", but unnecessary for most purposes. </p> <p> (Oh, and for completeness, [doc://use] happens at compile time, and so is run even with the -c option.) </p> <p> <b>Update:</b> A workaround: Add a $VERSION variable to Foo, as this prevents [mod://base] from trying to load it again: </p> <c> package Foo; our $VERSION = 0.001; sub test { } 1; package Bar; use base Foo; sub test2 { } 1; </c> <div class="pmsig"><div class="pmsig-106949"> <p align=center> <font size=-1><code>print "Just another Perl ${\(trickster and hacker)},"</code></font> <br>The Sidhekin <b>proves</b> Sidhe did it!</p> </div></div> 644217 644217