hi perl monks,

i'm trying to package a script plus some modules to a .par-file. everything works fine, except when one of the classes uses Class:DBI as a base class. then running the script just hangs and uses CPU.
here are some details:

$ cat partest.pl
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict; use warnings;
use ParTest;
$ cat partest/ParTest.pm
package ParTest;
use strict; use warnings;
use base 'Class::DBI';
1;
$ pp -p partest.pl -o partest.par -I partest
$ cat par_run.pl 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict; use warnings;
use PAR 'partest.par';
use ParTest;
print "loaded ParTest: $INC{'ParTest.pm'}\n";
END { print "Ending $0\n" }
$ perl par_run.pl 
loaded ParTest: /tmp/par-tina/cache-...../0f313bdd.pm
Ending par_run.pl
<hangs forever using 99% CPU>

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looking into partest.par shows me that Class/DBI.pm and other modules have been packaged.
i didn't find similar problems at google or super search. i'm using Class::DBI 0.96 and PAR 0.85

has anyone run into the same problem? otherwise i'll write to the mailing list.

update: creating an executable (pp partest.pl -o partest.plx -I partest) works fine, btw
update2: after trying out several versions - using PAR 0.79 (only for the "use PAR 'file.par'" part) works. i think i'll write autrijus

In reply to PAR and use base 'Class::DBI' by tinita

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