> Any idea or previous experience on this, are both welcome.

Just an idea: I seem to remember that perl5db.pl is using a hash to associate line numbers and op tree entries source lines for caching.

Line 3 will point to the #shebang line which has no conflicts (comments are never compiled)

Having multiple sequences of op-codes with the same line number is not only bad practice but a bug in my books.

PLEASE use a linenumber/file pointing to a reasonable code explaining what is happening.

The debugger will just show the static lines found in the file system.

It will not try to deparse your evaled code.

Cheers Rolf
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In reply to Re: right usage of #line ?? by LanX
in thread right usage of #line ?? by jjmoka

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