Gabor Wrote: >> (don't ask me why) > >refactor it, so you won't have such stupid functions.
Actually, it's not stupid code. It is a test for my code that should stand firm (or at least die gracefully) even if someone fed it with not-compiling code. I already refactor the test to a more generic file: ------- package Test; use XXXXXXXXXXXX; ------- Perl stops because of the XXXXXXXXX usage. (on any machine) so I can now fix my code and make it another unit test. But it still interesting. Why did Perl fail on his machine on compile time and on my machine in run time? Any idea? Shmuel. _______________________________________________ Perl mailing list [email protected] http://perl.org.il/mailman/listinfo/perl
