I thought I'd have a play with your issue so I downloaded your code and ran it. No warnings! So I wrote the following:

use strict; use warnings; print "$^V\n"; recurse(20000); exit; sub recurse { my ($count) = @_; recurse($count - 1) if $count; }

which prints

v5.32.1

No warnings! My guess is that the warning dropped out of Perl at some point, but I can't find anything on perldelta to indicate its been "fixed". Maybe Strawberry Perl has its recursion limit warning set to some really large value? I do get an "Out of memory!" error if I set the recursion limit to 700,000.

Optimising for fewest key strokes only makes sense transmitting to Pluto or beyond

In reply to Re: Unnesting deeply nested HTML elements (Deep recursion on subroutine "HTML::Element::delete") by GrandFather
in thread Unnesting deeply nested HTML elements (Deep recursion on subroutine "HTML::Element::delete") by mldvx4

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