assignment to substr as lvalue gives unexpected uninitialized warnings · Issue #5512 · Perl/perl5 · GitHub
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I am trying to build perl 5.18.2 on RedHat 8, I am using gcc 10.3.0. This test case is failing, and due to the issue with the Errno module, other tests are
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