I suspect the heart of it lies behind one of the bazillion of the following warning that are produced by the build

Could be - though I get the same, of course. Given that the perl community (in general) frowns so heavily upon warnings being emitted at *any* stage, it's rather surprising that this sort of thing is tolerated. If there was a significant warning in there it would almost certainly pass unnoticed.

FAIK, a bug report for this already exists, and it's just a matter of waiting for someone with the time, desire and energy to step up and address the situation.

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re^10: Perl 5.12.0 has been released! (exetype problem 64-bit) by syphilis
in thread Perl 5.12.0 has been released! by ikegami

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