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Hi
I'm writing a script which should be as portable as possible.
The version I'm programming in is v5.6.1
and here I can use the following code:
no warnings "uninitialized";
When I try to use that code on another site, where they have an older
version of perl, it complains about this code
(I can't give you the details 'cause I don't have access to that site
right now)
How can I make it portable, so the script avoid the code:
no warnings "uninitialized";
if it's not available (as in older perl)
(I can live with the "uninitialized"-warnings for the older perl)
tia
I'm writing a script which should be as portable as possible.
The version I'm programming in is v5.6.1
and here I can use the following code:
no warnings "uninitialized";
When I try to use that code on another site, where they have an older
version of perl, it complains about this code
(I can't give you the details 'cause I don't have access to that site
right now)
How can I make it portable, so the script avoid the code:
no warnings "uninitialized";
if it's not available (as in older perl)
(I can live with the "uninitialized"-warnings for the older perl)
tia