We have perl installed in a common afs subdirectory that most of our users point to.
The person responsible for maintaining that common installation (and all associated modules) is himself not very familiar with perl.
He asked.... "when I get a request to install a module or a question about a module not working.... how can I tell if a module is installed without a piece of test code and a use statement"
So, I did a quick: perl -e 'foreach $x (@INC){printf "$x\n"}'
to show him where perl would look for installed modules.
I was just wondering if there was a module or a tool available that would perform a kinda "all in one" perl health check....
As in get and list information about: perl version, installed modules, @INC etc etc... and print out a nice report.
Pointless writing it if it already exists.
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Dave
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