In Regards to your letter <v02130501b12c2deaf88a@[24.48.28.148]>: : At 04.18 1998.03.11, Carl Baltrunas & Cherie Marinelli 1.6v2 wrote: : >My real question is about the installation. Did I somehow get the Macperl : >files installed improperly? I can't believe that this is the expected : >behavior, and I can't believe that I'm the only one who has done a clean : >install of MacPerl recently and ran across this problem. H*LP! : : Defined "expected". Yes, it is known that not all the MacPerl toolbox : modules are -w clean. Matthias? : Thanks Chris & Matthias! I guess the confusion stemmed from the practice of using -w on the #! line. Regardless of whether it should or shouldn't be used for production code, I'd think it's a BAD practice for anything which might be used in a .cgi or .acgi, since a change in a remote module (such as from updating a release of MacPerl) could adversely affect the output from your web server. As for "expected" behavior... I don't EXPECT diagnostic warnings from supposedly "canned" modules (even though I understand that each individual module contributer can't be expected to follow any particular regimentation in coding styles to insure no warnings... code evolves... usually). -Carl Carl A Baltrunas <carl@reststop.com> and Cherie Marinelli <2bunnies@1unique.com> Catalyst Industries: The One-Stop Internet registration and distribution service URL: <http://www.reststop.com> INFO: info@1unique.com -owned by EWBR & EWBR-ette [our house bunnies] and Czazu [our dog] Visit them at their hotel at http://www.reststop.com/info/bunny/bunnycam.html ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch