David Grove <pete@petes-place.com> writes: >Perl 5.6, in the context of a Perl system (which includes more than the core >modules), is broken, in that it's extension mechanism is not compatible with >many of those modules, and no backwards compatibility was built in. That is doubly not true: 1. The use of bare 'na' etc. has been deprecated since 5.005-ish. 2. There is a work round by setting POLLUTE - so compatibility _is_ built in. -- Nick Ing-Simmons