Either install the Carp and Carp::Heavy modules from perl 5.8 under some local library, or write your own version: I used something like: 

my $i;
while (1) {
    my ($pack,$file,$number,$sub) = caller($i) or last;
   printf "%02d| \&$sub called at $file line $number\n",$i++;
}

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Joost 
-- 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;$;=
";Jtunsitr pa;ngo;t1h\$e;r. )p.e(r;ls ;h;a;c.k^e;rs 
";$_=$;;do{$..=chop}while(chop);$_=$;;eval$.;

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In reply to Re: Alternative to Carp::ret_backtrace? by Joost
in thread Alternative to Carp::ret_backtrace? by Beechbone

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