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Subject: Re: Perl 5.8.8 broken in CURRENT
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Diego Sardina wrote:
> Hi,
> Perl port is broken on the last current i386 (01/02/2007, yesterday).
> The miniperl test fails and compilation will go to a (forever) loop:
> 

Current from yesterday (20070203) here. perl builds fine.

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