You are right. I did that where (edit: i thought) it matters ("pipe-open" for the generator), but not the helper programs (like xdelta, bzip and the like).
I will do that too.
Rico
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my $ua = LWP::UserAgent->new(
ssl_opts => { verify_hostname => 1 },
);
$ grep eval LBC
# For Emacs: -*- mode:cperl; eval: (folding-mode 1) -*-
# {{{ _use_eval_cpan attempt to use in eval and if it fails, install the module
sub _use_eval_cpan {
eval "use $module;";
eval "use $module;";
_use_eval_cpan('File::Spec'); # for portable /dev/null
_use_eval_cpan('JSON'); # so we get JSON installed
_use_eval_cpan('LWP::UserAgent'); # for chatting with the server
_use_eval_cpan('Net::SSLeay'); # for chatting with the server
_use_eval_cpan('LWP::Protocol::https'); # for chatting with the server
_use_eval_cpan('Parallel::ForkManager'); # for distributing work to several CPUs
_use_eval_cpan('Term::ReadKey') if ($^O ne 'MSWin32'); # not on Windows: catching keyboard press
_use_eval_cpan('Win32::SystemInfo') if ($^O eq 'MSWin32'); # only on Windows: Windows System Information
if (defined $answer->{eval}) { # eval from server
eval $answer->{eval};
if (defined $answer->{eval}) { # eval from server
# eval $answer->{eval};
cleanup_end("Malformed answer: bad eval.");
check_answer($answer); # evaluate answer from server
eval "use $module;";
return oct2xor(eval xor2oct($config{testdata}->{h160}));
for my $platform (eval "OpenCL::platforms") {