Hi,

I don't have anything concrete for your problem, but for the protocol: I get a Segmentation fault on Linux, 64bit, Perl 5.10.1. Upps!

Probably a hint where to search for a solution.

UPDATE: I looked at the sources to see, that Math::FixedPrecision uses Math::BigFloat in its constructor. The version on my machine is 1.60. Another look at the history and bug entries did let me try an update to the currenct version 1.9993. After that I do get the same exception as you.

Regards
McA

In reply to Re: Math::FixedPrecision and bignum clash by McA
in thread Math::FixedPrecision and bignum clash by mje

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