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Obviously no! :=)
Now that I know, you read my signature? ;=)

L*
UPDATE: Devel::TraceUse too seems to execute the code.(typo fixed, thanks to McA)
UPDATE2: perl -c -d:TraceUse script.pl does not executes the script. thanks again

L*

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In reply to Re^2: check modules used by a script and their version by Discipulus
in thread check modules used by a script and their version by Discipulus

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