FRAMEWORK On Tue, 11 Oct 2005, Henning Møller-Nielsen wrote:
>  
>  I got the "Bizarre copy of CODE in aasign" error for first time ever.

I assume the message said "aassign" and not "aasign"...
 
>  We are using some PerlNET compiled components in ASP.NET (and we still
>  have some of the problems I have reported earlier) but this is the
>  first time we got a "Bizarre" error :-)
> 
>  The problem was resolved by restarting the aspnet_wp thread. But does
>  anyone (probably Jan?) know what could cause this?

Sorry, I don't really know.  This is an internal Perl error that should
never happen.  It means that Perl is executing the "array assignment"
opcode, and one of the value it finds on the stack is a CODE object.
You can't store these into a scalar (or array element in this case); you
can only store a *reference* to a CODE object in a scalar.  Therefore
Perl doesn't know how to proceed and throws an error.

But without a reproducible test case I have no idea how to figure out
how/why this is happening.

Cheers,
-Jan




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