Maybe your OSX Perl is compiled with 64bit long and the Windows Perl is not?

I think that quite likely explains it.
On Windows, the "long" is always 32bit. Therefore, on a 64bit integer build of Windows perl, the IV type will always be something other than "long".

However, I don't know enough about Storable to know whether that should trip things up.
I was thinking that, so long as the IV sizes were the same on both perls (and endianness was not an issue), then maybe it shouldn't matter if the respective $Config{ivtype} values don't match ?
(Clarification welcome.)

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re^2: Storable- long integer size by syphilis
in thread Storable- long integer size by sectokia

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