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    Tool is architecture independent

      Aliens using Alien::Build are usually installed in the architecture
      specific library location, because they usually are architecture
      specific. Since this tool is Perl, it is architecture independent, so
      we install it in the regular architecture independent library
      location.

    Project is distributed as a tar.xz file.

      This is an added complication and sort of a hassle for a few bytes
      saved. Thanks!

METHODS

 bin_dir

     my @dirs = Alien::Alien->bin_dir;

    Returns the list of directories that need to be added to the PATH in
    order for alien to work. This may be an empty list (as for a system

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=item Tool is architecture independent

Aliens using L<Alien::Build> are usually installed in the architecture specific library
location, because they I<usually> are architecture specific.  Since this tool is Perl,
it is architecture independent, so we install it in the regular architecture independent
library location.

=item Project is distributed as a tar.xz file.

This is an added complication and sort of a hassle for a few bytes saved.  Thanks!

=back

=head1 METHODS

=head2 bin_dir

 my @dirs = Alien::Alien->bin_dir;

Returns the list of directories that need to be added to the PATH in order for C<alien>