Thanks, that was quick :)

Btw, I thought that "Free to wrong pool" errors were only related to threads, but I got this crash too on a non-threaded perl under linux and Devel::Size does not seem to use threads at all. So, it looks like either my info is wrong or I'm missing something. Can you give some info on the cause?

Anything else you are aware of?
Nope. That was the biggest (and only I guess) problem I've faced since it crashes (which can not be handled by eval {}) instead of die()ing (which can be handled by eval{})

In reply to Re^5: X-platform testers wanted: new version of Devel::Size by Burak
in thread X-platform testers wanted: new version of Devel::Size by BrowserUk

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