As requested by diotalevi I attempted to write a script that utilized this in order to automatically check the perl libraries.

It did not work out the way I wanted, heck I can't seem to figure out how his script works. Here is the code, I sincerely hope someone else can make something useful out of it. Yes I really don't know what I am doing. This is yet over my head.

It searches @INC and generates a nice list of .pl .pm and .cgi files.

#!/usr/bin/perl

######################################################################
+#
#
#  Harness to test to automate earching for sprintf() bug exploit
#  opportunities in core and CPAN modules, see PM node 513527
#  Written on 02-12-2005. Yes, it took me way too long.
#
#  Yes, this code sucks. Yes, I am new here. And yes, I warned you. ;)
#
######################################################################
+#

use strict;
use warnings;

use File::Find;
use SprintfBugChecker;

my @dirs = @INC;
my @found = ();
my $crnt = '';

while(@dirs) {
  $crnt = shift @dirs;
  find(\&wanted, $crnt);
}

sub wanted {   #else construction to save stepping
  my $hit = $File::Find::name;  #Found file
  return if $hit eq $crnt; #Will otherwise be re-added, endless recurs
+ion
  if(-d $hit) {push @dirs, $hit}   #Subdirectory, add to list of dirs 
+to search
    elsif($hit =~ m/\w+(\.pm|\.pl|\.cgi)$/) {push @found, $hit} #File 
+with ext. we want
}

exit 0;
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