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What I'd do first, is /msg 1nickt and point him to this thread in case he doesn't come on for a while and misses the thread. Nick is one of our resident Mac folks around here and he usually knows about these types of things.

Hopefully he can provide some guidance. I'm quite sure he's posted some Time::HiRes examples for our fellow Monks previously.

In reply to Re: Polite way to ask status of bug regarding Time::HiRes and newer versions of Perl by stevieb
in thread Polite way to ask status of bug regarding Time::HiRes and newer versions of Perl by jimhallsun

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