Definitions

1. CPAN is a collection of web sites that archive and distribute Perl sources, binary distributions, documentation, scripts, and modules.
2. CPAN is widely regarded as one of the greatest strengths of Perl in practice.

Several Perl Modules

1. Several Perl modules available from CPAN provide serialization mechanisms, including Storable and FreezeThaw.

Xml Parser

1. A Perl developer who needed a templating language for a website, or an XML parser (for example), would first check CPAN to see if it contains what is needed.

Modules

1. As of version 6.2.6, Pugs also has the ability to embed Perl 5 and use CPAN modules installed on the system.
2. Documentation on CPAN modules along with links to file name, module name, and category resources.

Perl

1. Mac OS X 10.4 ships with Perl 5.8.6, but on CPAN you'll find a minor maintenance update to version 5.8.7.

Cpan

1. If you are familiar with Perl or BSD systems, Avalon is roughly the equivalent of CPAN or the Ports collection for Java Apache technologies.
2. On October 26, 1995, the Comprehensive Perl Archive Network (CPAN) was established as a repository for Perl modules and Perl itself.
3. CPAN is a collection of web sites that archive and distribute Perl sources, binary distributions, documentation, scripts, and modules.

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3. Xml Parser
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