> Where do I get some of these cool modules like www, DBI... etc?
www.cpan.org is the definitive repository. Many assume the availability
of a C compiler and proper development tools like make or nmake. On
Win32, you can use VC++, or the CygWin environment, which gives you a lot
of GNU tools. ActiveState also has a repository for pre-built modules
(PPMs) that you can install, but it is not comprehensive like CPAN is.
> and is there a module to write gui programs using perl in win32
> environmrnt? (WINNT or 2k)
The Tk module works very well under Windows, and best of all, you can move
the code to another platform (Mac, Linux, Solaris) and run it with little
or no modification.
-- Brett
http://www.chapelperilous.net/
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