Strawberry Perl or DWIM Perl on Windows Both, and its derivative come with an already configured cpan client. Open the Command Window (Start - Run - type in cmd) When you get the 'DOS' prompt type in cpan PadWalker. Please note, module names are case sensitive, so typing cpan padwalker or cpan Padwalker will not work! C: cpan PadWalker ActivePerl There is a graphical tool for this as well, but it might be more simple just to open the Command Window (Start - Run - type cmd). When you get the 'DOS' prompt, type in ppm install PadWalker.
Please note, this is case sensitive! C: ppm install PadWalker Debian/Ubuntu Linux If you have root rights then probably the best is to install from the package management system of your Linux distribution.
You can use either aptitude or apt-get depending on your persona preferences: $ sudo apt-get install libpadwalker-perl $ sudo aptitude install libpadwalker-perl Alternatively, you can follow the instructions with cpanm below. RedHat/CentOS Linux Using the package management system: $ sudo yum install PadWalker Alternatively, you can follow the instructions with cpanm below. Mac OSX Follow the instructions with cpanm below.
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Using cpanm This is for Linux and OSX systems: First, if you don't have it installed yet, then install by typing $ curl -L perl - App::cpanminus Once it is installed type: $ cpanm PadWalker If you still have questions, please ask them below!