That is for XS modules (modules that use C code as parl of the perl module). Yes,
that command works very well. The one perl module I have written that used
XS code was started with that command. It makes it easy to get started. If you
are writing code that does not use XS, be sure to remove any of the autoloader
and dynaloader commands.
Quoting Brian Lavender <brian@brie.com>:
> I just discovered that there is a cool way to create template for writing
> a perl modules.
>
> $ h2xs -X -n modulename
>
> It creates the basic structure of the module, the Makefile.PL and all
> the other essentials. I have yet to write my own module, but this looks
> really cool for creating the initial framework.
>
> brian
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