Funny(Horrid) thing to share regarding the lack of -w and strict...
I've been running a dozen linked perl scripts for
several websites for 2 years now.
Very sloppy, but working code with
global dynamic variables, lack of 'my',
and a few 'locals' where they should not be.
I turned -w on...
my apache error log generated 14,267 warnings.
This is the total number of warnings issued for
1 single request to one cgi.

The main cgi only had 5041 lines of code,
93 subroutines,
and 2 to 3 requires.

jtrue

P.S. running strict was an impossibility.
Apache said "unsafe" at line four and sacked the cgi.
Guess what i'll be doing for the next couple of days.

(See i don't mind showing my butt cheeks).
In two weeks i'll be stronger.

thanks for your help demerphq

In reply to Re: Re: Strict, my and warnings by true
in thread Many strings make one variable? by heezy

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