On Mi. 04. Mai 2005, 13:33:38, guest wrote:
Show quoted text> [guest - Mon Aug 9 10:37:56 2004]:
>
> > Operating System: Windows XP
> > Perl version: v5.8.3
> > PAR version: .85
> >
> > Scripts created with the -C option seems to hang indefinitly and take
> > all remaining CPU cycles. If you remove the -C the PAR generated
> > scripts run fine. I don't remember this being an issue prior to .85.
> >
>
> Having the exact same problem on winXP SP2, activestate perl 5-8-6
> multi-thread - pp 0.12 / PAR 0.87 - DBI 1.48 :
>
> if I simply do :
> pp -C -e "use DBI; print qq(quitting\n)'
>
> it generates a script that never quits after printing. Same script
> without '-C' behaves as expected. If I remove the 'use DBI', both -C and
> non -C version work ok.
>
>
Hi and sorry for the late answer. I have witnessed this behaviour only
for incompatible PAR/perl+XS-modules versions. I could not reproduce the
problem on my win32 system which naturally has compatible versions
because I built PAR myself. Could you retry with the most current
version of PAR (0.959) and see whether this issue still comes up?
If so, just reply to this mail and - as time permits - I'll try to look
into it.
Thanks,
Steffen
