Hi Dave,
No, The "use" construct tells perl to look elsewhere for libraries when running. All of the above assumes you're installing the modules somewhere other than where the system would normally look for it. eg You don't have root access so installed the modules in your home directory. You still obviously have to build and install the modules (as defined in the perl install docs), just not into system space.
of course, but in which places do I have to tell SA where to look for the modules? Is it enough to give the path when invoking Makefile.PL, and Makefile.PL correctly modifies SA, or do I have to give it everytime I invoke SA?
Thanks Florian
