I suggest you start by editing lines 482 and 491 of t/run/locale.t to print out $valid_string and $invalid_string, like so:

is ($?, 0, "In setting complicated valid LC_ALL, final individ categor
+y doesn't need a \';'. valid_string is '$valid_string'");

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That last test (the one which fails, in line 491) is skipped only if your current locale is neither C nor POSIX (see line 70). So it is also worth printing out from the shell your current locale, just to be sure what you have:

echo $LC_ALL

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btw, exporting shell variables can be achieved by the shorter:

export LC_ALL=C

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And once you are there, print all the locales the test script found around line 24 (e.g. print join(",", @locales)."\n";)

Edit: the source of the locale.t is here

In reply to Re: Building Perl 5.28.0 on OpenBSD 6.4 -current by bliako
in thread Building Perl 5.28.0 on OpenBSD 6.4 -current by fishy

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