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Note also that using warnings will actually cause a warning to be issued when you do this sort of thing. Use of strictures is irrelevant to prototypes.
>perl -le "use strict; Sa(1); sub Sa () { print 'Sa: ', $_[0] } use warnings; Sb(2); sub Sb () { print 'Sb: ', $_[0] } " main::Sb() called too early to check prototype at -e line 1. Sa: 1 Sb: 2
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