Steve Hay wrote:
Nor me till I tried it. All it does is print an utterly useless message in the console:
>perl -e "CORE::dump()"
This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way.
Please contact the application's support team for more information.
perlport does mention it is not implemented, though.
perlbug it? But on the other hand I think it's going to be deprecated in 5.10.
"-e line 0" means that it's a C code :) you could just as well dereference a NULL pointer for this purpose. or use my module for that :) http://search.cpan.org/dist/Debug-FaultAutoBT/DumpCore.pm
Couldn't build your module on Win32 either :(
This is probably due to the other module in that package :( May be I should release it separately. Feel free to send me the error messages offlist to see if it's something that can be easily fixed (if you want to bother at all).
Is it somewhere in SvRV(ERRSV)? After all ERRSV is an object here.
I tried sv_dump(SvRV(ERRSV)) and it just showed that it's a hash with 4 keys. Since we're expecting 4 keys anyway (rc, file, line, func), I didn't bother chasing any of them to see if they were it.
Yeah, I did that too. that means that it stores that stringified object elsewhere
Bizarre. We need to figure out how to reproduce this bug outside modperl and report to p5p. since this is definitely a bug in perl.
Unless, of course, I'm just being really lucky again. I tried mucking around with the conf files, adding and deleting code here and there and couldn't break it. I'm also encouraged that the whole test suite works, but you never know...
I've tried to reproduce this outside of mp2, but haven't had any luck yet. The attached "Foo" module does some overloaded stringification of an error object and then plays around with threads, much like api.t followed by ithreads.t, but so far "make test" just runs cleanly :(
Any suggestions how to try to make this sample module break would be welcome.
that would need to be a C code that mixes overload in it. I'll try to write one tomorrow. Please remind me if I forget.
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