Maybe you can write multiple Build.PL and MANIFEST files (e.g. Build.PL.p1, MANIFEST.p1, Build.PL.p2, MANIFEST.p2, etc.), one for each package you want to produce, and write a script to copy these to the standard names before building each package. The MANIFEST can include only the files you want in the package.

Update: Here is a very crude script which demonstrates my suggestion.

#!/usr/bin/perl
#
use strict;
use warnings;

my $package = shift;

my @FILES = ('Build.PL', 'MANIFEST');

# Check that required files are available before making any changes
foreach my $file (@FILES) {
        die "$file.$package not found" unless(-e "$file.$package");
        die "$file not a symlink" unless(! -e "$file" or -l "$file");
}

# Re-link files
foreach my $file (@FILES) {
        unlink($file) or die "unlink $file: $!" if(-l "$file");
        symlink("$file.$package", "$file") or die "link $file: $!";
}

system("perl Build.PL");

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In reply to Re: How do I configure Module::Build to build multiple packages from the same lib directory? by ig
in thread How do I configure Module::Build to build multiple packages from the same lib directory? by ELISHEVA

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