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                return;
            }
            return !$exit_code;
        };
    }
    my $diag_msg;
    *App::cpanminus::script::_diag = sub {
        my ( $self, $m, $a, $e ) = @_;
        $state->{fail} = ( $state->{phase} || 'N/A' ) if $e;
        if ( $m =~ /^! Timed out/ ) {
            $state->{phase} .= "(Timeout)";
        }
    };
    *App::cpanminus::script::install_module = sub {
        my ( $self, $m, $d, $v ) = @_;
        return 1 if $self->{seen}{$m};
        my ( $dist, $mod, $ver, $file )
            = @{ $self->resolve_name($m) }
            {qw/dist module module_version pathname/};
        my ( $target, @mods );
        if ( !$outdated{$dist} ) {

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            $$target->{time_required} = $elapse_one;
            $outdated{$dist} ||= delete $added{$dist};
            if ( $state->{in}{ $d + 1 } ) {
                $state->{progress_prev} = undef;
                pr( DEFAULT => $ispace x $state->{depth} );
                pr( DEFAULT => '--> ' . $dist . '..' );
            }
            else {
                pr_progress($state);
            }
            pr( FAIL => "Timeout!!.." ) if $state->{fail} =~ /timeout/i;
            pr( FAIL => "FAIL" );
            pr( DEFAULT => "($elapse_one sec)" . $/ );
        }
        $state = $state->{prev};
        return $res;
    };
    *App::cpanminus::script::fetch_module = sub {
        $state->{phase} = "Fetch";
        pr( FETCH => $ispace x $state->{depth},
            $state->{progress_prev} = "Fetch.."

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=over 4

=item Symbolic link

L<cpanm> creates a symbolic link of the latest build log and working directory directly under $HOME/.cpanm,
but it is not created under Win32 environment.
ucpan can emulate symlink() and create it using Win32's mklink command.
(There is no one working in FAT32 environment anymore, is it?)

=item Timeout

L<cpanm> ignores the --*-timeout option in Win32 environment,
but in Win32 environment SIGALARM can also be used to implement timeout processing.
ucpan implements this.

=back

=head1 ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES

The following environment variables affect this program.