Here's the output I get from that command: 
hmac_sha1
hmac_sha1_base64
hmac_sha1_hex
hmac_sha224
hmac_sha224_base64
hmac_sha224_hex
hmac_sha256
hmac_sha256_base64
hmac_sha256_hex
hmac_sha384
hmac_sha384_base64
hmac_sha384_hex
hmac_sha512
hmac_sha512_base64
hmac_sha512_hex
sha1
sha1_base64
sha1_hex
sha224
sha224_base64
sha224_hex
sha256
sha256_base64
sha256_hex
sha384
sha384_base64
sha384_hex
sha512
sha512_base64
sha512_hex

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For the second part, assuming you meant to change the code like this: 
#!/usr/bin/perl

use Digest::SHA::PurePerl;

my $shad = eval("Digest::SHA::PurePerl::sha256('test');1") or die $@;
print "SHA value: ", $shad, "\n";

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Here's the output I get: 
Undefined subroutine &Digest::SHA::PurePerl::sha256 called at (eval 3)
+ line 1.

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As far as I can tell those outputs don't seem to show anything too valuable other than the fact that the exports are there. Any other ideas?

In reply to Re^2: Undefined subroutine on ARM but not i686 by cbanker
in thread Undefined subroutine on ARM but not i686 by cbanker

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