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What you could possibly use is built into perl, as near as I can think. You don't need the mem* functions, the str* functions are all right there (strlen is length, strcpy is =, strcat is .=, strcmp is ==, etc. Anythiing that isn't built in (again, I can't think of anything) could be done quite quickly with regexps. Were you thinking of something specific, or were you thinking of something like basic_string in STL?
Actually, I was able to find something close to what I was looking for. Although I didn't have an exact problem, I was attempting to find options similar to splice().
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