Hi, I need help putting together a sample script. I am programming on
Win32 and on Mac OS X and using the same perl scripts on both.

On the Mac I have a file /myproject/include/ProjTools.pm and on the PC
I have the same file stored as C:\documents and
settings\admin\myproject\include\ProjTools.pm.

The bad way to start my scripts out would be 
use lib "/myproject/include";
use lib "C:\Documents And Settings\admin\myproject\include";
use ProjTools;

I know that there is a way I can set up a master module that does all
the "use lib"s for me, so my code would look like:

use Master:Module;
use ProjTools;

and none of my scripts would ever contain the text "use lib" and they
would never worry about what OS they were on -- they would just know
that Master:Module takes care of everything. I do not know what that
way is.

I'm pretty sure Master:Module will have to use Dynaloader and
bootstrapping, but I don't know exactly how. Can you guys figure out
what I'm trying to do and provide me a sample that cleans up what I
was doing above?

Thanks

I don't think you need Dynaloader. Just add "C:\Documents And
Settings\admin\myproject\include" into the @INC array and you can use
projTools. Or you can set the environment variable PERL5LIB to
"C:\Documents And Settings\admin\myproject\include".

In my humble option, Dynaloader is needed when you want to dynamically
loading DLLs into perl code.