Hi all, I have a problem with a multi-OS script with the Storable module.
The problem is when freezing an object with one version of Storable.pm and thawing them with another version, my script fails telling me the version of Storable was not the same (he tells me the version which froze and the version trying to thaw). I know that, anyway. So I thought: what about getting a same copy of Storable.pm within my code directories and then just use the same everywhere? But then it seems the Storable.pm module is bound to the Perl binary in such a way that I cannot use another Storable.pm than the original. I tried to hack that commenting the line "bootstrap Storable" in the Storable.pm file and that seemed to work for the loading of the script. But then when I try to use any function out of Storable, the script dies because he couldn't find the subroutine mentionned (thaw for example). I've also seen that there are some Storable-related files in the "auto" directory in my perl/lib dir (files in ".al") that I don't know what they are meant for... Is there a clean solution to get around my problem. The thing is I would like to minimise the installation needs on the destination computer so I would not like to have to go on CPAN and update to a specific version of Storable. Any idea would be helpfull, Thanks, Yannick -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
