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P.S. I hope this works with use strict; and use warnings;

I presume so ;-)

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Re^2: System usage monitor
by bofh_of_oz (Hermit) on May 31, 2005 at 13:46 UTC
    It did on Win2K and WinXP Pro computers... In fact, I deleted those two lines from the code when posting as I've seen somewhere that they shouldn't be in production code...

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      You should definitely have strict in production code, but I think warnings can be dropped after development.

      Anyone care to back me up?

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        To be honest if I was going to drop one of them from production code it would be strict - the circumstances that strict prevents from arising are unlikely to occur if the code is unchanged, whereas warnings may reveal unexpected problems with external data, as an example.

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