Re^3: eval segfaults when $@ isn't writable

The $! = 1; fragment was just to demonstrate the dual value magic - compare to the example before that.

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Re^4: eval segfaults when $@ isn't writable by Hue-Bond (Priest) on Jul 04, 2006 at 15:42 UTC
Then it isn't a typeglob assignment, and no magic is lost. This is the same code as yours, using errno 111 instead of 1: `$ perl -e'$! = 111; print "$!\n"' Connection refused` [download] Either you were fooled by the "Operation not permitted" error (which is unlikely since it isn't a Perl error according to perldiag), or I still don't get your point. -- David Serrano	[reply] [d/l]