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Thanks for the details but I guess I'm not sure I really sure what to do about this, especially since an earlier reply stated this does not happen on fedora and so feels like it could be outside of perl or at least not completely inside of perl.

From your reference to perl5140delta are you suggesting this IS a perl bug and should be reported?

-mark

In reply to Re^2: Different perl behavior between V5.10 and V5.14 by markseger
in thread Different perl behavior between V5.10 and V5.14 by markseger

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