The blah blah blah part is included in my original post: 
Problem signature:
  Problem Event Name:          APPCRASH
  Application Name:            perl.exe
  Application Version:         5.8.8.820
  Application Timestamp:       45b6a114
  Fault Module Name:           perl58.dll
  Fault Module Version:        5.8.8.820
  Fault Module Timestamp:      45b6a113
  Exception Code:              c0000005
  Exception Offset:            00085bc1
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  Locale ID:                   1033
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In reply to Re^4: I can crash perl by mark4
in thread I can crash perl by mark4

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