Suppress warning when selecting 'X' in debugger #23669
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This eliminates the warning reported in GH Perl#23663 when you use 'X' or 'V main' in the Perl debugger. Add tests for 'X' and 'V main' to demonstrate that when loading they no longer warn about undefined behavior. Update MANIFEST. Fixes: GH Perl#23663.
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Thanks for that suggestion, though from reading the documentation, it appeared to me that |
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Partial fix for GH #23663. This eliminates the warning reported in that ticket when you use 'X' in the Perl debugger.
However, I don't know how to write regression tests for the debugger. We would benefit from a test that demonstrates that 'X' runs without emitting warnings.