myconfig

Return a human-readable summary of the interpreter’s build.

Synopsis

use Config;
print Config::myconfig();

What you get back

A single multi-line string, suitable for printing verbatim. Groups the values under Platform, Compiler, and Linker and Libraries headings, matching the shape expected by tools that scrape perl -V-style output.

Examples

use Config;
my $summary = Config::myconfig();
print $summary if $summary =~ /osname=linux/;

Edge cases

• Returns a fresh scalar on every call; cache it if used repeatedly in a hot path.

Differences from upstream

• Platform, compiler, and library values describe pperl’s build (Rust toolchain, pperl version line) rather than a C-compiled perl. The layout and key names match upstream so existing parsers keep working.