This is an interpreter error than than a script or module error. To be honest there is not much you can do on the programming side to fix it.

Your options boil down too,

  1. There may be bad RAM on the system, highly unlikely but it is a possibility.
  2. The library the interpreter is using. Upgrade the version of Perl or an extreme case downgrade the version of Perl that is installed. Don't really recommend downgrading though unless you have no other choice.
  3. The OS is a problem. Try moving the program to another machine. Try it from another version of Windows or possibly a *NIX system. If you go to a new OS the interpreter may not have this bug at all.

In reply to Re: XPath crashing by Herkum
in thread XPath crashing by adrianxw

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