mcalsuca:

If you had actual information on the error[1] in your post, perhaps someone could point you to the error. As it is, someone would have to download your code, build the project and compile it themselves to see the error message(s) that you should have provided.

I'm not that motivated to go downstairs and fire up the windows box to give it a try.

Please update your node and give some more details...

Notes:

[1] Including compiler messages, linker messages, messages while executing the code, stack dumps, etc. can be pretty helpful for remote diagnosis of problems...

...roboticus

In reply to Re: SvTRUE(ERRSV) crsahes in Perl 5.10 by roboticus
in thread SvTRUE(ERRSV) crsahes in Perl 5.10 by mcaisuca

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