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This will work with most perl files, but not all. The other alternative is just grabbing the results of a cgi call, like grabbing an html page from somewhere, and then puting that into your PHP generated page.
The first method should work most of the time and is client side so it does not require an SSI extension. The second will always work, but requires a little more programming and a little more computation time.
The method I mentioned first is client side, so that should work. The other method I mentioned is what the others have mentioned with the include directive.
Try the second method first, then the first. PHP has funny ways of disbehaving sometimes so you may have to play with it. Definately check out the link that Semiel graciously found. The PHP manuals usually have loads of user comments after the directives so you can see how other people implemented the commands. Good luck!