There's another problem with the version of PPM I'm using. I don't remember for sure, but if I remember corectaly, there are a few modules that PPM has or has updates for, that it can't install because they have DLL components that are actualy in-use by PPM, which leads to it's own problems...

It's my understanding that newer versions of PPM have a workaround for this, however when I tried moving to another version of ActivePerl, I was unable to install modules at all with PPM, CPAN or anything else, (looks like LWP was broken?) Anyway, this is sorta off-topic, but a real nusance... I don't know if they fixed it or not, I haven't looked in the past 4 months.


My code doesn't have bugs, it just develops random features.

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