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What's New in Perl Portable Torrent Download 2.07 @file:PerlPortable-2.07.tar.gz @itemize @bullet @item @url{ @end itemize @item Added Perl::Native modules support @end itemize What's New in Perl Portable 2.07 Perl::Portable 2.07.0 @url{ @end menu @enduml @chapter Perl::Portable::Version 2.07.0 What's New in Perl::Portable 2.07.0 @itemize @item Added Perl::Native modules support @end itemize What's New in Perl::Portable 2.07 Perl::Portable 2.07.0 @url{ @node Perl::Portable::InstalledTools Perl::Portable @subsection Perl::Portable::InstalledTools @cindex Perl::Portable::InstalledTools Perl::Portable includes a package called @code{Perl::Portable::InstalledTools} that contains all the necessary tools to work with Perl and CPAN. @subsection Installing Perl::Portable::InstalledTools The only thing you need to install is Strawberry Perl and the Perl::Portable package. @subsection Installing Perl::Portable::InstalledTools 1) Download Strawberry Perl: @url{ 2) Download Perl::Portable: @url{ If you need to compile a CPAN module, use the @code{make} command with a @code{perl} binary that is in the @code{$PATH} on your computer. For example: @itemize @bullet @item @code{$ perl Makefile.PL} @code{$ perl Makefile.PL --install} @end itemize @section Using Perl::Portable with Perl After you have installed Perl

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