I can't help you shed any light on the matter, but since Grandfather states the program runs correctly for him, I thought I'd just mention that I run into the bug Eli sees. 

test1.pl >/dev/null
Global destruction beginning
MyWrapper=GLOB(0x7408e0): I'm dying...dead
Attempt to free unreferenced scalar: SV 0x835160, Perl interpreter: 0x
+549ec0 during global destruction.

uname -a
SunOS nygeqdbxptuat2 5.10 Generic_142901-12 i86pc i386 i86pc

perl -v

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+t.

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perlmodver File::Temp
File::Temp          : 0.16

perlmodver Symbol
Symbol              : 1.06

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