Ian Cass wrote: > Autrijus Tang wrote: > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ ./helloworld > 1..1 > # I think I'm helloworld > # ps says I'm helloworld > ok 1 > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ ./helloworld --test > 1..1 > # Testing with arguments > # I think I'm helloworld > # ps says I'm helloworl > not ok 1
Apologies from dragging an old issue back from the past to haunt you :) I've just run the test program against 5.8.3 and behaviour has now changed. [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/partest$ ./helloworld 1..1 # I think I'm helloworld # ps says I'm helloworld ok 1 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/partest$ ./helloworld --test 1..1 # Testing with arguments # I think I'm helloworld # ps says I'm helloworld ok 1 Would appear to be fixed. The program name according to 'ps' is correct. However, if I check 'ps' whilst its running... 11299 pts/6 T 0:00 ./helloworld It doesn't show the arguments in 'ps'. It should show "./helloworld --test". Perhaps his is a 'pp' issue now? [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/partest$ perl -v This is perl, v5.8.3 built for i686-linux [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/partest$ pp -V Perl Packager, version 0.05 (PAR version 0.79) -- Ian Cass
