Maybe I didn't understand your worries,
But using CVS with Perl code is just as using CVS with any other code
(At the office we use it for Perl, HTMl and PHP alltogether in the same repository (and even the same module soemetimes)...)

So the usual docs/tutorials about CVS would do fine.
(a good start could be this site)

And to answer your question :
How should I implement it with the existing environments ?

I'd need more informations : what do you want to implement what are YOUR problems, constraints...

"Only Bad Coders Badly Code In Perl" (OBC2IP)

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