Apologies I did not cite the root bug, but where the discussion about incorporating the fix was elaborated on. For completeness here is the actual source bug that does not involve threaded perl:

https://rt.perl.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=128972

This bug is a match for me. I have not hit the bug you are seeing yet. So I should not file.

Last question: for your bug - did you upgrade Time::HiRes prior to building perl? Trying to confirm that is how I should do things with perlbrew.

In reply to Re^4: Polite way to ask status of bug regarding Time::HiRes and newer versions of Perl by jimhallsun
in thread Polite way to ask status of bug regarding Time::HiRes and newer versions of Perl by jimhallsun

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