| Subject: | t/compile.t may not use the correct perl binary |
Hi, JJ.
t/compile.t contains the line:
my $output = `perl -c $file 2>&1`;
Although this will work fine for most installations, I have several perl
binaries on my system and I don't always use the first one in my $PATH.
I've just seen compile.t fail because it picked up a different perl, so
it probably makes sense to use $^X instead.
Thanks,
Tom Hukins