perl ++ API, ; perlxstut.
, , , , ".lib", , "lib" perl: strict.pm .. , . apache ..
However, for distributing Perl on Windows (I think you work on Windows since you mentioned the .lib file), the ActiveState distribution that everyone uses can cause some headache. This is not entirely clear to me, but it seems you cannot distribute ActivePerl in a commercial product. Note that if you want to embed Perl in a C ++ program, you may need to recompile it to have the same compilation flags in Perl in your program.
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