>  >>In my opinion, this is perl/Tk's fault in a name clash.

....

>  Yes, this is almost certainly the problem.  I actually put
>  some code in to handle this, but I see that I made it only
>  trigger in debug mode (in Tk.pm):
>  
>  if (DEBUG()) {
>       # The gestapo throws warnings whenever Perl/Tk modules are 
>  requested.
>       # It also hijacks such requests and returns an empty 
>  module in its 
>  
>       # place. 
>  
>       unshift @INC, \&tk_gestapo;
>  }

With all the respect, this code is useful and able to help to develop
perl/Tk compatibility within Tcl::Tk, but have little to do with a
coexistance problem, when using both modules results in segmentation fault.

Stephane, as you said you have a patch for CPAN module named Tcl (and may be
Tcl::Tk?). Would you mind if we look at it?

Best regards,
Vadim.


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