Subject: | print STDERR instead of croaking |
Geo-IP-PurePerl 1.11 & 1.12 # Distribution name and version (For example, "DBIx-SearchBuilder-0.46")
5.8.3 # Perl version (Find this by running the command perl -v)
cygwin # Operating System vendor and version (Find this by running the command uname -a)
If the database is broken, a message to STDERR is sent that the database could be corrupt. However, this really should be a croak call, because if the database is corrupt, you should not proceed any further in the application, and the calling application needs to be notified that an error occured.
(See http://search.cpan.org/~nwclark/perl-5.8.4/lib/Carp.pm for more info.)