Hi rvosa,

I just installed PAR 0.94 from CPAN on a freshly installed linux x86_64. Then I tried pp with the following script: 

  #!/usr/bin/perl
  use strict;
  use warnings;
  use diagnostics;
  
  print "foo\n";

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And used the following command to package it: 

  pp -o t -c -B t.pl

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This works flawlessly and prints "foo\n".

Does this work for you? What version of Perl, PAR and Module::ScanDeps do you have? Does upgrading PAR and Module::ScanDeps to the current version help?

Also, I have to tell you that using "diagnostics" in a module (i.e. in library code) is a bad idea. One should always turn that on in the application code since it shouldn't be used in production code. (I mean, honestly, will the end user benefit from the verbosity? No.)

Steffen

In reply to Re: diagnostics pragma and PAR/pp by tsee
in thread diagnostics pragma and PAR/pp by rvosa

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