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I haven't used Perl from many other languages, however one where I have is from PHP, with their perl package

There are several modules on available on CPAN for interfacing with other languages -- Prolog, Scheme (via the Guile Interpreter), Inline::C, Inline::Python ...the list goes on. You've asked a fairly broad question. What languages are you interested in? Perhaps being more specific would help people give a better answer...

As far as searching on CPAN, why not just put in the name of the other language you are working with, and see what pops up?

In reply to Re: Interfacing Perl with other languages by jrtayloriv
in thread Interfacing Perl with other languages by MistaMuShu

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