a FAIL report, for which I request followup research.
1st off - using Makefile.PL can be misleading when you have multiple perls, and you want your Makefile to be written using the non-default perl.. If this describes your situation, can you double-check and report ?
IE : `perl5.00503 Makefile.PL` will produce an MB::Compat makefile which still has default perl, ex: /usr/local/bin/perl
This is why my testing didnt pick up your error, but following does.
`perl5.00503 Build test`
So, It shouldnt be hard to fix these..
...t\speed...........dubious Test returned status 255 (wstat 65280, 0xff00)
"all" is not defined in %Benchmark::EXPORT_TAGS at(Ill probly drop :all in favor of no import, and explicit Benchmark::cmpthese() usage anyway)
t\warns.t 2 512 5 10 200.00% 1-5 1 test skipped.
Can you investigate ? 1st: do you have Test::Warn installed ? can you also run this: cd Data-Dumper-EasyOO-0.01; perl -Ilib t/warns.t send me output (however you capture it on windows)
# test method chaining: ->Indent($i)->Terse($t)
spewage which follows is easy fix, by dumbing down the list of methods to test chaining with.
This will be in next version.
