I am trying to install Net::Stripe onto shared hosting where I do not have access to compilers.

The module has been downloaded using a technique from marto over here -> Re^5: HTML::Calendar alternative.
I am not really understanding why or what is happening but, using cpanm --look Net::Stripe the modules get downloaded to /home/[user]/.cpan/build/Net-Stripe-0.42-0/lib/Net/. From there I am manually copying the file Stripe.pm and the directory Stripe to /home/[user]/perl/usr/lib/perl5/Net and I can use the module.

It complained that Kavorka wasn't installed so I got that using the same method.

Now it is complaining about PadWalker and I have tried the same again. But instead of saying the the module cannot be found I am getting the error: Can't locate loadable object for module PadWalker in @INC (@INC contains: /home/[user]/perl5/lib/perl5 etc etc etc .) at /home/shoples1/perl5/lib/perl5/Kavorka.pm line 8. Having looked at this post - Can't locate loadable object for module X in @INC (@INC contains: ... ) - and a few others I think I understand the error...

But...there are shared objects in the PadWalker directory: 

PadWalker.bs
PadWalker.c
PadWalker.xs

[download]
Any ideas how I can install Net::Stripe given the compiler limitation?

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