Re: Mysterious net::telnet error

sub _optimal_blksize {
    my ($blksize) = @_;

    return $blksize   ## LINE 2569
    if defined $blksize and $blksize > 0 and $blksize <= 1_048_576;

    8192;
} # end sub _optimal_blksize
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Why the hell have eight (now nine) people ++'d this?? I can understand upvoting the root Q, but not this!

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(tye)Re: Mysterious net::telnet error by tye (Sage) on Mar 12, 2001 at 03:11 UTC
Someone is calling _optimal_blksize(""). The fastest way I know to find this is to add -d to the Perl command line so the debugger runs then type "c" at the debugger prompt. This will cause you to get a stack backtrace when a warning happens, which is usually enough to track down the source of the bug. I wish the debugger had an option to break on warnings. It would be easy to hack that option in by having dbwarn() check if the warnLevel option is greater than 1 and, if so, force $single= 1 when it is finished. I'll try to find time to send in a patch for that. (: I suspect (and hope) that there is a module that provides stack backtraces for warnings via a simple `-Mmodule=option` command-line switch to Perl, but I'm not aware of one. - tye (but my friends call me "Tye")	[reply] [d/l]

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(tye)Re: Mysterious net::telnet error
by tye (Sage) on Mar 12, 2001 at 03:11 UTC

Someone is calling _optimal_blksize("").

The fastest way I know to find this is to add -d to the Perl command line so the debugger runs then type "c" at the debugger prompt. This will cause you to get a stack backtrace when a warning happens, which is usually enough to track down the source of the bug.

I wish the debugger had an option to break on warnings. It would be easy to hack that option in by having dbwarn() check if the warnLevel option is greater than 1 and, if so, force $single= 1 when it is finished. I'll try to find time to send in a patch for that. (:

I suspect (and hope) that there is a module that provides stack backtraces for warnings via a simple -Mmodule=option command-line switch to Perl, but I'm not aware of one.

tye

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