Hi Brian,

Your list is missing XS (and related) files: this is what's in my tree when I build an xs module: 

Module.xs  xs source file
Module.c   generated from Module.xs
Module.o   generated from Module.c (?)
Module.so  generated from Module.o (?)
Module.bs  some 0 sized file
Module.h   C header file for Module (can also have other name)

typemap    conversion code from C datastructures to Perl and back
ppport.h   backward portability routines for the C API
           (generated by Devel::PPPort)

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And then there's man pages: *.1p (for scripts) and *.3pm (for modules) that are usually generated from pod.

and pm_to_blib and .exists files that I think are there as markers for make.

"What should it profit a man, if he should win a flame war, yet lose his cool?"

In reply to Re: My Perl filename dictionary project by Joost
in thread My Perl filename dictionary project by brian_d_foy

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