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The preferred way would be to write a module (man perltoot) and have all
of your common code in that. Then your programs would
use MyModule;
Alternatively, just stick the common code in a file and
require '/full/path/to/file.pl';
That covers both questions, unless the first one was "I want to write a
program that outputs perl code, and include that in my other program" in
which case you want a combination of eval, backticks, and require. Or a
temp file. But I don't think that's what you meant, anyway.
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