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6 cpan-sysdeps - report system dependencies for CPAN modules
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9 cpan-sysdeps --cpanmod Foo::Bar
10 cpan-sysdeps --cpandist Foo-Bar-1.23.tar.gz
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14 Option to select a CPAN distribution. At least one of these two is
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