Nanjizal:

It will be somewhere in your @INC path. I use cygwin which has a locate command, so I used locate to find it:

$ locate AutoSplit
locate: warning: database ‘/var/locatedb’ is more than 8 days old (act
+ual age is 13.4 days)
 . . .
C:/cygwin64\lib\perl5\5.22\AutoSplit.pm
C:/cygwin64\usr\share\man\man3\AutoSplit.3pm.gz
 . . .
[download]

You could likely find it by doing something like:

$ perl -e 'for (@INC) { $t="$_/AutoSplit.pm"; print $t,"\n" if -e $t }
+'
/usr/lib/perl5/5.22/AutoSplit.pm
[download]

Note: That would only work if AutoSplit happens to be at the root of a directory in @INC (which it is, in this case). A File::Find solution would be more general for locating files that might be deeper in the @INC directory hierarchy.

Update: I second kcott's(++) suggest to use perlbrew. When I was using a Mac, it worked very well for me.

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