What you are seeing is a crash (invalid memory access or some such) when your script is running. 'it' is actually Windows catching and reporting the crash and is nothing to do with the Perl interpreter. Most likely the fault is in Math::Random::MT::Auto::Range. Please show us a short sample script that gives the error so that we can confirm it. You should also send in a bug report using https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Report.html?Queue=Math-Random-MT-Auto.

To keep on working use Math::Random::MT instead and write wrapper subs as required to provide the range management the other module gives.

True laziness is hard work

In reply to Re: Perl command line interpreter not working by GrandFather
in thread Perl command line interpreter not working by baperl

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