I am working on a product which up to now has worked fine on anything later than 5.005_03. However, we have now added some of out own XS module stuff to it. It all works fine on our linux box with perl 5.6.1. However, running the same h2xs stuff on our HP11 box (which still runs 5.00503) gives me a failure in the main <module>.pm file created, saying that it cannot find warnings.pm (which it can't - it seems to be a 5.6.1 file). If necessary, we'll just make the restruction that you now need 5.6.1 or greater to run the product. However, what I really need is someone to confirm that you can't do an h2xs on 5.005, as obviously I'd like to keep working under the old perl if possible. Any ideas? Thanks Martin GK

In reply to Perl XS on 5.005_03 by Anonymous Monk

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