Glenn Linderman wrote:
There's not much more. GFfP.pm is just a placeholder for a bunch of XS code. Here is the module in its entirety (except for the leading comments).
package GFfP;
use strict; use warnings;
require DynaLoader;
our $VERSION = '0.1';
our @ISA = qw( DynaLoader );
bootstrap GFfP $VERSION;
###############################################################################
# PUBLIC METHODS # (@)PACKAGE:GFfP
########################################################################### # (@)METHOD:Version() # Returns the module version number.
sub Version { return $VERSION; }
Beats me. If you think it's something in 'GFfp.pm' try switching to: $GFfp::VERSION = 0.1;
My guess is that it's gotta be something in the script. How can something that evaluates to '0.1' change to 0 in the next breath, and then change again (spontaneously) to something >=0.19999999999 (or whatever it was) in the following breath ???
I did toy with the notion that your '--' in the print command might have somehow been interpretted as the decrementation operator .... but that notion is just plain silly .... it doesn't even fit very well with any of the facts.
I give up :-)
Cheers, Rob
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