thanks shmem and all
In effect this sounds the wiser thing to do. I have modified my .t file to just emit a warning via diag
my $tenk;
$tenk += 1 + int( rand(6) ) for 1..10000;
my $avg = $tenk/10000;
# $avg = 5; # uncomment this line to provoke the warning
if ( ($avg < 3.4) or ($avg > 3.6) ){
diag("\n\n\nPROBLEM: you got an average of $avg while was expected
+ a value > 3.4 and < 3.6\n\n\n".
"The average was made on 10000 results.\n".
"This can happen in old Perl distribution on some platform
+.\n".
"In future distributions of this module you might be able
+to load a different random number generator\n\n\n\n")
}
else{
ok ( $avg > 3.4, "average randomness ok (10000d6 / 10000 > 3.4)" )
+;
ok ( $avg < 3.6, "average randomness ok (10000d6 / 10000 < 3.6)" )
+;
}
L*
UPDATE nothing critical nor crucial: I'm just started a little project just to clean my rusty hands: it was a long time (for me) without coding :)
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