Chris Nandor wrote: > > (For the porters: the bug is that this: > > % perl -le '$^E = -1728; print $^E+0 for 0,1' > > Should return this: > > -1728 > -1728 > > But in some cases, returns this: > > -1728 > 22 > > Odd.)
What does
perl -le 'print $!=22'
on your system ?
Can you reproduce this bug with $! in place of $^E ?
