No luck, I'm pretty sure \@safeops doesn't belong there (they are opcodes). I'm also sure the wrong args there - I've tried all sorts of combinations and the ones pasted above are just what I had in at that time. Most things I've tried give exactly the same errors / warnings. However I tried this (which I do not claim to understand, I'm just bashing the keyboard) :

$safefuncs->share_from('main', [ 'DataMatrix2d', 'Barcode::DataMatrix:
+:new' ]);
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and got a new error / warning :

C:\Users\XX\TestSafe>perl TestSafe.pl
Can't locate package Moose::Object for @Barcode::DataMatrix::ISA at Te
+stSafe.pl line 13.
        (in cleanup) Undefined subroutine &Barcode::DataMatrix::new ca
+lled at TestSafe.pl line 13.
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