S
Stan Brown
I had a machine crash, and I'm trying to recover from the crash. I't a
FreeBSD machine, so I reinstalled a newer version of the OS, and perl and
perl modules using the ports system.
Among the modules thta this perl script uses are Parse::Lex , and
Parse::FixedLength. When run the scrpt it dies on undefiend subroutine
parse. Now this script runs on other machines with older versions of the
modules, and there is no subroutine parse defined in it.
My current working theory is that the interface to one of the modules I sue
has changed.
Given that it _does_ work on other machines, how can I find out (on them)
what is actually being called here?
FreeBSD machine, so I reinstalled a newer version of the OS, and perl and
perl modules using the ports system.
Among the modules thta this perl script uses are Parse::Lex , and
Parse::FixedLength. When run the scrpt it dies on undefiend subroutine
parse. Now this script runs on other machines with older versions of the
modules, and there is no subroutine parse defined in it.
My current working theory is that the interface to one of the modules I sue
has changed.
Given that it _does_ work on other machines, how can I find out (on them)
what is actually being called here?