Count yourself lucky:
FreeBSD bleed + mp 1.29 + httpd 1.3.36 + mm 1.40 + ssl

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internal/api.t                     ??   ??  ??
internal/dirmagic.t                ??   ??  ??
internal/headers.t                 13   11  1-11
internal/hooks.t      255 65280    ??   ??  ??
internal/http-get.t                16   14  1-3 5-11 13-16
internal/http-post.t                7    7  1-7
internal/redirect.t                 6    5  1-4 6
internal/rwrite.t                   2    2  1-2
internal/table.t                   ??   ??  ??
internal/taint.t                    3    3  1-3
modules/actions.t                   1    1  1
modules/cgi.t                       5    3  2-4
modules/constants.t                ??   ??  ??
modules/file.t                     ??   ??  ??
modules/include.t                  ??   ??  ??
modules/log.t                      ??   ??  ??
modules/perlrun.t                  ??   ??  ??
modules/uri.t                      ??   ??  ??
modules/util.t                     ??   ??  ??
7 tests skipped.
Failed 19/34 test scripts. 46/91 subtests failed.
Files=34, Tests=91, 10 wallclock secs ( 7.32 cusr +  1.44 csys =  8.76 CPU)
httpd terminated
Failed 19/34 test programs. 46/91 subtests failed.
*** Error code 255

Steve Hay wrote:
> [No luck with this on p5p, so I'm trying here instead...]
> 
> During the course of upgrading my development machine from perl-5.8.8 to
> bleadperl, I've found that mod_perl-1.29 (with apache-1.3.36) is now not
> happy.
> 
> It built OK, but when testing it crashes here in t/modules/constants.t:
> 
> Perl_pp_entersub() line 2833 + 11 bytes
> Perl_runops_debug() line 1819 + 9 bytes
> Perl_call_sv(sv * 0x00bb1458, long 4) line 2641
> perl_call_handler(sv * 0x00bb1458, request_rec * 0x00a43228, av *
> 0x00000000) line 1668 + 11 bytes
> perl_run_stacked_handlers(char * 0x1007b048 `string', request_rec *
> 0x00a43228, av * 0x00ae5e78) line 1381 + 15 bytes
> perl_handler(request_rec * 0x00a43228) line 904 + 182 bytes
> ap_invoke_handler(request_rec * 0x00a43228) line 475 + 10 bytes
> process_request_internal(request_rec * 0x00a43228) line 1298 + 9 bytes
> ap_process_request(request_rec * 0x00a43228) line 1314 + 9 bytes
> child_sub_main(int 7) line 6164
> child_main(int 7) line 6234 + 9 bytes
> _threadstartex(void * 0x009fb7a8) line 212 + 13 bytes
> KERNEL32! 7c80b50b()
> 
> pp_hot.c line 2833 is:
> 
> PAD_SET_CUR_NOSAVE(padlist, CvDEPTH(cv));
> 
> and I see that padlist is NULL, which causes the crash (an access
> violation).
> 
> I'm running on Win32.  Can somebody on a saner OS try this and see if it
> crashes for them?
> 
> 
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