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A small clue: the nastiness is in, or is related to Readonly. If you can do without the read only stuff the code works as expected. If you instead:

use strict; use warnings; use constant DBG_ANY => -1; use constant DBG_INFO => 0x0004; use constant DBG_KEYS => 0x0008; use constant DBG_RAND => 0x0080; my @Vals = ( DBG_ANY, 1, 2, DBG_INFO, DBG_KEYS, ); my $_debug_ops = (DBG_RAND | DBG_KEYS | DBG_INFO); printf "debugops = 0x%04x\n",$_debug_ops;

it prints:

debugops = 0x008c

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In reply to Re: runtime problem; elusive error by GrandFather
in thread runtime problem; elusive error by perl-diddler

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