CPAN Module Distributions
As an example, I'll create a module distribution for a fictitious module called 
Data::Counter. To use h2xs to generate the module skeleton for Data::Counter, 
I use the following command:
h2xs  XA  n Data::Counter
This command creates the directory structure shown in Figure 4 1 and Table 4 1 
beneath the directory where the command was run. The  X option tells h2xs not to 
generate any XS files and the  A option causes h2xs to omit Autoloader support. 
The  n option tells h2xs the name of the module to be created. h2xs uses the module 
name to create a directory to hold the generated files.
Figure 4 1. Directory structure created by h2xs  XA  n Data::Counter
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