CPAN modules are normally distributed with Makefile.PL or Build.PL, so that people can install them by > perl Makefile.PL > make > make test > make install This makes CPAN modules installable without any CPAN clients help unlike other programing language ecosystem (such as ruby(gem), node(npm)). On the other hand, today, people mostly use CPAN clients (such as CPAN.pm, cpanm) to install CPAN modul
I have recently returned to working on Arriba, the PSGI-compliant web server with support for the SPDY protocol, modeled on Starman. I sort of released it (on GitHub only, not on CPAN) back in January, at that time the code was passing the tests in Plack::Test::Suite when running as a regular HTTP/HTTPS server. My next goal, before considering the module ready to be released on CPAN, was to make i
Since my first blog post back in December I've written and made thorough use of a simple Perl interface for CUDA. Today, I've posted it on github, and in this post I'll give a relatively simple example of how to use CUDA with Perl via Inline::C. (In case you're wondering, CUDA is a technology provided by nVidia that lets you compile and execute highly parallel code on your CUDA-capable video card.
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