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Perl modules installation
Posted on Tuesday, August 28 @ 21:37:22 IDT by admin

Programming languages theog writes "When working with perl it is sometime necessary to install external modules in order to simplify and shorten the time it takes to build an application.

Perl has a very nice application which has a site behind it, actually a repository of modules named cpan in linux typing cpan and hitting the enter key while answering the questions (only first time you run it make sure you specify your location correctly) after getting to the cpan prompt type m / / and fill in the module name, if you dont know the exact module but know what you need such as lets say you need an http client, just type m /http/ and a list of modules will be presented, choose one, and type install The module will be installed and if you go to the cpan site (cpan) you can also find do*****entation to all perl modules."

 
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