Is there any module to do same on Unix systems ?
No, if only for the fact there are a gazillion different Unix systems, all different, and while some Unix flavours have one or more software package systems (there are a bazillion systems for Linux), I don't know any Unix system that requires the use of a software package to install software.

As for "system resources", you have to be a bit more specific. For some resources, there might be modules that work for some Unix flavours.

Just for fun, you might want to look in the Configure script (with associated hint files) that comes with a Perl distribution, what is needed to find out in a portable way what is available. And those are the easy things, like figuring out the capabilities of the compiler.

Abigail

In reply to Re: Modules to find system resources on Unix by Abigail-II
in thread Modules to find system resources on Unix by ramthen

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