---
name: "ExtUtils::XSpp::Node::Module"
section: "3pm"
platform: "linux"
package: "libextutils-xspp-perl"
version: "0.1800-3"
release: "Debian 13 (Trixie)"
platforms: ["linux"]
url: "https://new.carta.tech/ExtUtils::XSpp::Node::Module"
---

# ExtUtils::XSpp::Node::Module(3pm)

Node representing an XS++/XS MODULE declaration

## NAME

ExtUtils::XSpp::Node::Module - Node representing an XS++/XS MODULE declaration

## DESCRIPTION

An ExtUtils::XSpp::Node subclass representing a module declaration. For example, this XS++

```
  %module{Some::Perl::Namespace}
```

would turn into this XS:

MODULE=Some::Perl::Namespace

See also: ExtUtils::XSpp::Node::Package.

In a nutshell, the module that your XS++/XS code belongs to is the main Perl package of your wrapper. A single module can (and usually does) have several packages (respectively C++ classes).

## METHODS

### new

Creates a new `"ExtUtils::XSpp::Node::Module"`.

Named parameters: `"module"` indicating the name of the module.

## ACCESSORS

### module

Returns the name of the module.