On Sun, Feb 03, 2008 at 12:27:56AM +0000, Andy Armstrong wrote: > On 2 Feb 2008, at 23:35, Nicholas Clark wrote: > >I've made another 5.8.x snapshot. > > > >http://www.ccl4.org/~nick/P/perl-33218.tar.bz2 > >(or http://www.ccl4.org/~nick/P/perl-33218.tar.gz ) > > > >It's roughly what 5.8.9 is going to be, give or take breakage, late > >interesting bug fixes, and resolution of some things that aren't > >quite there > >yet (eg SysV::IPC vs C++ compilers, core headers vs Irix C compilers, > >File::Spec vs MakeMaker on Win32, cflags.SH and -fstack-protector) > > > I'm getting: > > ext/B/t/lint................................# Failed at ../ext/B/t/ > lint.t line 32 > # got 'Implicit scalar context for array in shift at ../lib/B.pm > line 124 > # Implicit scalar context for array in shift at ../lib/B.pm line 80 > # Implicit scalar context for array in shift at ../lib/B.pm line 279 > # Implicit scalar context for array in shift at ../lib/B.pm line 271 > # Implicit scalar context for array in shift at ../lib/B.pm line 272 > # Use of $_ at ../lib/B.pm line 272 > # Use of $_ at ../lib/B.pm line 273 > # Implicit scalar context for array in shift at ../lib/B.pm line 284 > # Implicit scalar context for array in shift at ../lib/B.pm line 294 > # Use of $_ at ../lib/B.pm line 305 > # Use of $_ at ../lib/B.pm line 306 > # Use of $_ at ../lib/B.pm line 312 > # Implicit scalar context for array in shift at ../lib/B.pm line 289 > # Implicit scalar context for array in shift at ../lib/B.pm line 177 > # Implicit scalar context for array in shift at ../lib/B.pm line 114 > # ' > # expected '' > # Failed at ../ext/B/t/lint.t line 32 > # got 'Implicit scalar context for array in shift at ../lib/B.pm > line 124 > # Implicit scalar context for array in shift at ../lib/B.pm line 80 > # Implicit scalar context for array in shift at ../lib/B.pm line 279 > # Implicit scalar context for array in shift at ../lib/B.pm line 271 > # Implicit scalar context for array in shift at ../lib/B.pm line 272 > # Use of $_ at ../lib/B.pm line 272 > # Use of $_ at ../lib/B.pm line 273 > # Implicit scalar context for array in shift at ../lib/B.pm line 284 > # Implicit scalar context for array in shift at ../lib/B.pm line 294 > # Use of $_ at ../lib/B.pm line 305 > # Use of $_ at ../lib/B.pm line 306 > # Use of $_ at ../lib/B.pm line 312 > # Implicit scalar context for array in shift at ../lib/B.pm line 289 > # Implicit scalar context for array in shift at ../lib/B.pm line 177 > # Implicit scalar context for array in shift at ../lib/B.pm line 114 > # ' > # expected '' > FAILED at test 15
Strange. It doesn't do that for me on FreeBSD on Linux. > and > > ext/threads/t/free2.........................FAILED--expected 78 tests, > saw 73 > > On Mac OS 10.5. Expected? Not expected. Blead doesn't do that? That looks like a SEGV or some fairly serious abort. But I can run it under valgrind here on Linux no problem. And FreeBSD is happy. > And d'you want DTrace support? I have a patch that works against that > snapshot if you do. I'm not sure. Presumably yes, if 5.10.1 has it too. But I assume that I can just integrate the changes from maint-5.10, if it gets it. Nicholas Clark
