I just thought I'd add a comment on CHI. I hadn't ever heard of it
either and it seems like a valuable module to know about if you need to
store/cache data. Happily, I report that it installs without drama on
cygwinPerl; lots of dependencies though. IMHO however, this is generally
a good thing. It shows that the author has thought carefully about
her/his code and researched thoroughly.

Oct 19, 2024 at 22:30 UTC
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In reply to Re^3: Where to save module data by Intrepid
in thread Where to save module data by Bod

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