Either the Module::CoreList or the command line utility corelist can help you list all the core modules bundled with a given version of Perl.
To know your current running version of Perl : perl -e ‘print $]’
As an example :
fool@localhost:~$ corelist -v 5.014002
Here is a sample of what you can have as information :
The following modules were in perl 5.014002 CORE
AnyDBM_File 1.00
App::Cpan 1.5701
App::Prove 3.23
App::Prove::State 3.23
App::Prove::State::Result 3.23
App::Prove::State::Result::Test 3.23
Archive::Extract 0.48
Archive::Tar 1.76
Archive::Tar::Constant 1.76
Archive::Tar::File 1.76
Attribute::Handlers 0.89
AutoLoader 5.71
AutoSplit 1.06
Find core modules in Perl versions
http://scratching.psybermonkey.net/2011/02/perl-how-to-find-out-what-core-modules.html
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