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PERL usually comes as a package with Linux installation CD which can be installed and used. For windows OS, PERL distributions like ActivePerl (www.activestate.com/ActivePerl/) are available.
just recommend another good book for perl beginner:
Learn Perl by Examples.
This book is different from others because the author uses plain english instead of conventions. for example, the literals are referred to as constants. I believe that the former is harder for beginner than the latter. another example, the hash is referred to as array indexed by strings while arrays in perl are indexed by integers. see the differences, dudes?
In window os, install active perl and Dzsoft Perl.
Dzsoft perl is a good Window tool for practice.
And for the book, I think "learning perl" is a good start point.
Just google them :
"Active perl"
"Dzsoft perl"
"learning perl"
On Windows System, we can run perl, however, for most of IC deisgners, daily work environment is on UNIX/LINUX so my suggestion is that running perl on UNIX/LINUX system.
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