What's the replacement for Perl based Verilog metaprogramming in the Intel (I think) style? I'm being a little cheeky, but that is a use-case for perl at a few

What's the replacement for Perl based Verilog metaprogramming in the Intel (I think) style? I'm being a little cheeky, but that is a use-case for perl at a few of the places that make the processors that the web-frameworks that no longer use perl run on. I no longer work at a semiconductor company, maybe they're moving away from that, but I'm not sure what would replace the in-line perl in verilog files that use perl as a pre-processor.