When I make perl segfault due to something stupid I did should I just ignore
it or report it as a bug? (yes I can reproduce it)
thanks
shawn
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On Sat, Oct 12, 2002 at 04:10:59PM +0400, Fogle Cpl Shawn B wrote:
> When I make perl segfault due to something stupid I did should I just ignore
> it or report it as a bug? (yes I can reproduce it)
perl shouldn't segfault, even if you've done something silly. If the
problem still exists in 5.8
I am getting segmentation faults when I add arguments to fire off my perl
script.
This script uses a couple modules and the problem started when I created and
used another module and it seems to be intermittent as well.
When I fire off
perl -d somescript.pl arg1 arg2
it segfaults but perl -d