Perl Version 5.16.3 download [closed] - perl

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Needed to download Perl 5.16.3 32 bit windows edition but unable to find the same. Can someone please suggest from where i can download this.
Apology if this is not the right forum to ask.

You can get all the Strawberry Perl releases here.
ActivePerl 5.16 is too old, so it's only availabe in the Business and Enterprise edition, details here.
Advanced users can compile Perl from the source code. This page seems to list the version you need.

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The only library I've found that could do that is "Image::OCR::Tesseract", but it doesn't support windows.
Is there any alternative to to that?
Looking at CPAN, Tesseract seems to be the extent of serious OCR systems with Perl wrappers.
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I want to port a kernel module from solaris 10 to HP-UX 11.31.
There are any relevant guides for me?
Best practice is to find sample code that works for each kernel, and see how it uses the kernel functions. You'll not find many (if any) useful tutorials online for HPUX: a web search shows only books. Both Oracle and HP removed most of the useful information from their websites a few years ago.
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Hi guys I downloaded Jaspersoft ireport and was wondering if you know of any good FREE tutorials for the latest release. The most I could find was iReportTutorial.pdf, The_Definitive_Guide_to_iReport_-_Apress.pdf, a-tutorial-on-jasperreports-ireport-and-jfreechart.pdf and iReport-Ultimate-Guide-3.pdf. Your assistance will be greatly appreciated.
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Does a Perl 6 module for rakudo exist to parse MIMEs? [closed]

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If there is no perl6 module yet a parrot module would be fine too.
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I was on Perlmonks and found this great listing:
http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=627015
But it was missing "which", the function that searches for an executable in all the directories in your PATH. (I am porting a Perl script to Windows.)
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File::Which. Always check CPAN! :)
Have you seen this Snippet?
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The follow-up points to the module File::Which on CPAN.