On Wed, 19 Feb 2003, Stephen R. Wilcoxon wrote: > In any case, t/05tz of DateTime tests reached 40% cpu and 1.4GB of memory > and seemed to stick on test 24 before I killed it. Maybe we should add an > early test making sure that DateTime::TimeZone is the right version > (assuming the older version caused the huge memory usage)?
Wow, that's a lot! ;) I'd bet it's the older version. At least on my system perl only occupies 4.5 MB by the end of the 05tz test. I think previous version of DateTime::TimeZone may have had a bug that could cause it to enter an endless loop in which it generated lots of data. > I thought that a prereq failing to install would cause the "parent" to > fail? In this case, DateTime::TimeZone 0.06 was (attempted) installed as > a prereq of DateTime 0.06. I'll try to fix this. -dave /*======================= House Absolute Consulting www.houseabsolute.com =======================*/
