In general, You don't need to create C-style struct in perl in favor of a hash. But There is indeed several ways to do this, below is one of those: 
package C_struct;

sub new{
           my $self = shift;
                
           return bless  {'counting_number' => shift,
                                'name'            => shift,
                             'stuff_list'      => shift
                          }, $self;
 }
package main;
use Data::Dumper;
my $cc = C_struct->new(123,'bb', [1,2,3]);
my $dd = C_struct->new(234,'cc', [2,3,4]);
print $cc->{name};
print $dd->{name};
print Dumper $dd->{stuff_list};
1;

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Always as a alternative, you can searcg modules on CPAN to reach what you want instead of doing it by hand.

UPDATE

modify code to be more intuitive.


I am trying to improve my English skills, if you see a mistake please feel free to reply or /msg me a correction

In reply to Re: C-Style Struct? by xiaoyafeng
in thread C-Style Struct? by Mr. Newb

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