I could not immediately find where to send bug reports, so I am sending this to the list in hopes that the appropriate people will read it. I am running a PCPro 180 with 64 megs of ram MacPerl 5.14r4 and I just did the Nov. 13th patch. The bug I found occurred before and after the patch. I am just learning perl, so my scripts are short and -- well -- useless. To the point. I have written several scripts where they will fail to compile or run unintended (ie. infinite loops), but when I quit MacPerl and re-compile, they work just fine. Not that matters, because this is impossible to reproduce, but the last script that did this was as follows: { print "Enter number to add up (999 to quit): "; chomp($a = <STDIN>); last if $a eq "999"; $b += $a; redo; } print "The total is $b\n"; exit; This one went into an infinite loop when first compiles. When I quit and redid it, it worked fine. I am a newbie, but this can't be typical behavior. ,,,,, /'^'\ ( o o ) -oOOO--(_)--OOOo------------------------------------------------ Jon Jacob xaviermoon@earthlink.net .oooO 541.488.8503 ( ) Oooo. Ashland, OR ---\ (----( )------------------------------------------------- \_) ) / (_/ ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch