If commenting out a custom BUILDALL fixes things then, almost certainly, the custom BUILDALL has a bug. If you share it I'll see if I can spot a bug.

nextsame means about the same as callsame; return (but I think the compiler avoids the additional callframe on the stack), i.e. call the next multi candidate (with the exact same arguments) and don't bother running any more of the code that follows the nextsame.

I would expect a multi method that starts with a nextsame to behave as if the method didn't exist, i.e. exactly the same as just commenting the method out. So your s/callsame/nextsame/ unfortunately doesn't narrow things down.

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In reply to Re^3: Factory Pattern in Perl6 by raiph
in thread Factory Pattern in Perl6 by hardburn

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