>not ok 6
I believe this test fails because of Perl (and perl) itself, all my code
does is:
sub intr { ... return int(sprintf("%.0f",shift) }
The "..." is where the code goes that shifts off the class reference if
there is one. The class refrence doesnt cause the problem, obviously. From
what CPAN testers reported, it finds the number in shift just fine, and
rounds 0.5 to 0, but 0.51 to 1. On my machine, it rounds 0.5 to 1. This
seems to be a 'problem' caused by perl internally, sad to say. Not that it
will make much difference for the network. So, I will probably just remove
the test from the next release.
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