Yeah, it's a mess: 

  DB<1> c 13
MY::CODE(0x853f698)(Makefile.PL:13):
13:       local $_ = $self->SUPER::test_via_script($perl, $tests);
  DB<1> p $self
PACK001=HASH(0x8387700)
  DB<2> x \@PACK001::ISA
0  ARRAY(0x8768988)
   0  'MM'
  DB<3> x \@MM::ISA     
0  ARRAY(0x83cccb8)
   0  'ExtUtils::MM'
  DB<4> x \@ExtUtils::MM::ISA
0  ARRAY(0x83ccb14)
   0  'ExtUtils::MM_Unix'
   1  'ExtUtils::Liblist'
   2  'ExtUtils::MakeMaker'
  DB<6> x \@ExtUtils::MM_Unix::ISA
0  ARRAY(0x8481508)
   0  'ExtUtils::MM_Any'
  DB<7> x \@ExtUtils::MM_Any::ISA 
0  ARRAY(0x8538cc4)
   0  'File::Spec'

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In reply to Re^5: How to avoid having to remove PERL_DL_NONLAZY=1 from Makefile? by tlm
in thread How to avoid having to remove PERL_DL_NONLAZY=1 from Makefile? by diotalevi

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