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  1. [%
  2. page.import({
  3. title => "Perl Ports - Perl on different platforms",
  4. section => 'ports',
  5. stub => '../',
  6. });
  7. PROCESS ports/oses/list.html;
  8. %]
  9. <h1 id="top">Perl Ports (Binary Distributions)</h1>
  10. <ul>
  11. <li>Perl supports over <strong><a href=
  12. "http://perldoc.perl.org/perlport.html#PLATFORMS">100
  13. platforms</a></strong>!
  14. </li>
  15. <li>Most Unix/Linux and Macs have Perl already installed.</li>
  16. <li>You will need to <a href="http://www.perl.org/get.html">download</a> Perl for Windows.</li>
  17. [% TRY %]
  18. [% latest_data = INSERT perl_version_latest_stable.json %]
  19. [% latest = JSON.json_decode(latest_data) %]
  20. <li>The latest stable version of Perl is [% latest.version %].
  21. </li>
  22. [% CATCH %]
  23. [% END %]
  24. <li>Running a version older than 5.8.3? - some of the more widely used CPAN modules now require at least this version.
  25. </li>
  26. <li>You can build your own version of Perl from the <a href="../src/">
  27. source code</a>!
  28. </li>
  29. </ul>
  30. <h2>What OS do you run?</h2>
  31. <ul>
  32. [% FOREACH os = os_list.sort %]
  33. <li>[% PROCESS "ports/oses/${os}.tt_data" %]
  34. <a href="binaries.html#[% os %]">[% os_config.name %]</a></li>
  35. [% END %]
  36. <li><a href="archive-2011-03-26.html">More...</a></li>
  37. </ul>
  38. <hr />