Table of Contents Introduction Installing Inline::Python on Linux Method 1: Using the package manager of your Linux distribution Method 2: Using cpan Installing Inline::Python on Windows

Inline::Python is a Perl module which allows interactions between Perl code and Python code. SPADS uses it to communicate with plugins coded in Python. This document will detail the different ways to install Inline::Python on Linux and Windows.

This is the easiest way to install Inline::Python (if your distribution supports it), as it automatically downloads and installs a package specifically prepared for your distribution.

For this method you just need to find the name of the system package containing the Inline::Python Perl module and install it on your system.
For example, for Debian based distributions: apt-get install libinline-python-perl
For Red Hat based distributions: dnf install perl-Inline-Python

cpan is the standard tool included with Perl to install modules from the Comprehensive Perl Archive Network.

To install the latest stable release of Inline::Python using cpan, enter following command (with root privileges if you are using the system Perl):
cpan Inline::Python

To install the latest stable release of Inline::Python using cpanminus, enter following command:
cpanm Inline::Python