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This is why I was wondering if there was something more MacOS X specific as the only "Config.pm" I can find on the system is the config for Fink.. not Perl...

update:

Scratch that - "find" finds what "finder" cannot on MacOS X - I am a Linux user at heart, this OS X stuff is still a bit alien to me :)

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In reply to Re^2: modifying @INC other than use lib? by Bukowski
in thread modifying @INC other than use lib? by Bukowski

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