Discover the contents of your Perl installation with ease using this intuitive software. Perfect for developers seeking to navigate their project's components, it provides a quick glance into the install files and folders.
This software is a Perl script that aims to provide information on which Perl modules are currently available on your machine. It also includes other helpful details. This program is designed specifically for CGI programmers, but it may be valuable to other users of Perl software. It's essential to note that the code in this software may seem unusual, but it's due to the need to address broken environments. In general, it's best to fix those issues directly rather than relying on workarounds like the ones present in the program.
Nevertheless, the program serves as a diagnostic tool for broken environments, so it may prove useful. The software can run on practically any machine with Perl installed, either as a stand-alone program or as a CGI program. The only exception to this is Apache/mod_perl's non-CGI environments, such as Apache::Registry or Apache::PerlRun. In those cases, it can run as an ordinary Apache CGI environment with or without mod_perl installed. The only modification required in the code is typically the location of perl on the #!-line, which is the first line of the program. If modifications are necessary, the Configuration section in the source code, close to the top, may be changed to suit your requirements.
Finally, it's crucial to mention that if this software is installed on a webserver, consulting a local expert may be necessary to ensure it operates effectively. The software developer will not provide technical support towards these issues.
Nevertheless, the program serves as a diagnostic tool for broken environments, so it may prove useful. The software can run on practically any machine with Perl installed, either as a stand-alone program or as a CGI program. The only exception to this is Apache/mod_perl's non-CGI environments, such as Apache::Registry or Apache::PerlRun. In those cases, it can run as an ordinary Apache CGI environment with or without mod_perl installed. The only modification required in the code is typically the location of perl on the #!-line, which is the first line of the program. If modifications are necessary, the Configuration section in the source code, close to the top, may be changed to suit your requirements.
Finally, it's crucial to mention that if this software is installed on a webserver, consulting a local expert may be necessary to ensure it operates effectively. The software developer will not provide technical support towards these issues.
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