I have a package where I redefine the multiplication operator defined in Math::BigInt:

use bigint;
package MyPackage;
sub F;
...
package Math::BigInt;
no warnings 'redefine';

use overload '*' => sub {
    return ref($_[1]) eq 'MyPackage' ? MyPackage::F($_[0], $_[1]) : $_
+[0]->copy->bmult($_[1]);
};

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Unfortunatly the 'no warnings "redefine"' doesn't suppress a 'subroutine Math::BigInt::(* redefined at...' warning.

What am I missing?

In reply to Can not remove 'redefined' warning by grondilu

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