Storable error

All --
         I am using Storable to freeze variables before writing them to a 
database table in a project that I am working on.  However, this project is 
written using PerlEx so it is multi-threaded.  I am running into a problem 
when attempting to use freeze() on an array (though I have not actually 
attempted this with other data structures).  I am running Perl 5.8.6 (build 
811) with Storable 2.13.  I have written a small sample script that causes 
the error (this works fine when run as a .plx script from the command line:

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

#test.pl

use strict;
use Storable;
use Data::Dumper;

MAIN: {

my $test = [
                 'test',
                 'set',
                 'of',
                 'data',
                 'stored',
                 'into',
                 'an',
                 'array',
                 'with',
                 'Storable'
                 ];

my $frozen;

eval {
         $frozen = Storable::freeze($test);
         };
if($@) {
         print("Storable Error: $@\n");
         }
else {
         print("Frozen value: Dumper($frozen)\n");
         }

} # MAIN()
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

         When this is run using PerlEx through IIS, however, I get some 
very strange behavior.  Half the time the IIS process on my computer simply 
locks up and must be restarted.  The other half of the time, I get the 
following error:

Storable Error: syntax errorCompilation failed in require at 
D:/Perl/lib/AutoLoader.pm line 92.
  at ..\..\lib\Storable.pm (autosplit into 
..\..\lib\auto\Storable\freeze.al) line 266

         I am hoping that you may have some idea as to why it would be 
failing.  Any thoughts?

Thanks,
         D. Lewis Foster


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• Storable error by Lewis Foster