| Subject: | __END__ statement considered "unreachable" |
Just an FYI, I added two failing tests. P::C was incorrectly finding
things that had no runtime effect and declaring that they were
unreachable.
Examples are:
exit;
our %memoization_cache;
exit;
__END__
exit;
__END__
The next is a marginal case. my() has a runtime effect but the user of
this (me!) never cares because the compile-time effect is all I'm
after. If my() is the only thing that is runnable then it's likely
that the my() isn't meant to be runnable.
exit;
my %memoization_cache
Josh