PATH=/usr/bin:/bin:/home/fly1800/cpanfly-5.18/var/megalib/bin Start 2016-06-07T12:00:39 ActivePerl-1800 CPAN-2.10 Reading '/home/fly1800/cpanfly-5.18/var/cpan/Metadata' Database was generated on Tue, 07 Jun 2016 05:17:03 GMT Fetching with LWP: http://ppm.activestate.com/CPAN/authors/id/B/BI/BINARY/Performance-Probability-0.03.tar.gz Fetching with LWP: http://ppm.activestate.com/CPAN/authors/id/B/BI/BINARY/CHECKSUMS Checksum for /home/fly1800/cpanfly-5.18/var/cpan/sources/authors/id/B/BI/BINARY/Performance-Probability-0.03.tar.gz ok Performance-Probability-0.03/ Performance-Probability-0.03/LICENSE Performance-Probability-0.03/Makefile.PL Performance-Probability-0.03/README.md Performance-Probability-0.03/t/ Performance-Probability-0.03/t/performance_probability.t Performance-Probability-0.03/t/rc/ Performance-Probability-0.03/t/rc/.perltidyrc Performance-Probability-0.03/t/rc/.perlcriticrc Performance-Probability-0.03/t/test_contracts_0.csv Performance-Probability-0.03/t/perlcritic.t Performance-Probability-0.03/t/00-load.t Performance-Probability-0.03/META.json Performance-Probability-0.03/META.yml Performance-Probability-0.03/doc/ Performance-Probability-0.03/doc/PerformanceProbability.pdf Performance-Probability-0.03/doc/C&C_TimeOverlapBinaries.pdf Performance-Probability-0.03/lib/ Performance-Probability-0.03/lib/Performance/ Performance-Probability-0.03/lib/Performance/Probability.pm Performance-Probability-0.03/MANIFEST Performance-Probability-0.03/.travis.yml Configuring B/BI/BINARY/Performance-Probability-0.03.tar.gz with Makefile.PL >>> /home/fly1800/ap1800-297235/bin/perl-static Makefile.PL Checking if your kit is complete... Looks good Have /home/fly1800/cpanfly-5.18/var/megalib Want /home/fly1800/ap1800-297235/lib Your perl and your Config.pm seem to have different ideas about the architecture they are running on. Perl thinks: [megalib] Config says: [i686-linux-thread-multi-64int] This may or may not cause problems. Please check your installation of perl if you have problems building this extension. Generating a Unix-style Makefile Writing Makefile for Performance::Probability Writing MYMETA.yml and MYMETA.json BINARY/Performance-Probability-0.03.tar.gz /home/fly1800/ap1800-297235/bin/perl-static Makefile.PL -- OK Running make for B/BI/BINARY/Performance-Probability-0.03.tar.gz >>> make cp lib/Performance/Probability.pm blib/lib/Performance/Probability.pm Manifying 1 pod document BINARY/Performance-Probability-0.03.tar.gz make -- OK Running make test >>> make test TEST_VERBOSE=1 PERL_DL_NONLAZY=1 "/home/fly1800/ap1800-297235/bin/perl-static" "-MExtUtils::Command::MM" "-MTest::Harness" "-e" "undef *Test::Harness::Switches; test_harness(1, 'blib/lib', 'blib/arch')" t/*.t # Testing Performance::Probability 0.03, Perl 5.018000, /home/fly1800/ap1800-297235/bin/perl-static t/00-load.t .................. 1..1 ok 1 - use Performance::Probability; ok t/performance_probability.t .. # Subtest: performance_probability ok 1 - Performance probability calculation. 1..1 ok 1 - performance_probability 1..1 ok # Failed test 'Test::Perl::Critic for "blib/lib/Performance/Probability.pm"' # at /home/fly1800/cpanfly-5.18/var/megalib/Test/Perl/Critic.pm line 104. # # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 15, column 5. 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(Severity: 5) # Private Member Data shouldn't be accessed directly at line 179, column 86. Accessing an objects data directly breaks encapsulation and should be avoided. Example: $object->{ some_key }. (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 179, column 98. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Private Member Data shouldn't be accessed directly at line 179, column 98. Accessing an objects data directly breaks encapsulation and should be avoided. Example: $object->{ some_key }. (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 181, column 21. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 181, column 35. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 181, column 49. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 187, column 12. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 196, column 1. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 198, column 8. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 200, column 8. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 200, column 15. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Private Member Data shouldn't be accessed directly at line 200, column 15. Accessing an objects data directly breaks encapsulation and should be avoided. Example: $object->{ some_key }. (Severity: 5) # Use of low precedence operators is not allowed at line 202, column 9. Replace low precedence operators with the high precedence substitutes. (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 202, column 21. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Found use of die. Use an exception instead at line 203, column 9. Exception objects should be used instead of the standard Perl error mechanism. (Severity: 4) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 207, column 8. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 207, column 24. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Private Member Data shouldn't be accessed directly at line 207, column 24. Accessing an objects data directly breaks encapsulation and should be avoided. Example: $object->{ some_key }. (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 208, column 8. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 208, column 24. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Private Member Data shouldn't be accessed directly at line 208, column 24. Accessing an objects data directly breaks encapsulation and should be avoided. Example: $object->{ some_key }. (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 209, column 8. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 209, column 24. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Private Member Data shouldn't be accessed directly at line 209, column 24. Accessing an objects data directly breaks encapsulation and should be avoided. Example: $object->{ some_key }. (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 210, column 8. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 210, column 24. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Private Member Data shouldn't be accessed directly at line 210, column 24. Accessing an objects data directly breaks encapsulation and should be avoided. Example: $object->{ some_key }. (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 211, column 8. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 211, column 24. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Private Member Data shouldn't be accessed directly at line 211, column 24. Accessing an objects data directly breaks encapsulation and should be avoided. Example: $object->{ some_key }. (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 212, column 8. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 212, column 24. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Private Member Data shouldn't be accessed directly at line 212, column 24. Accessing an objects data directly breaks encapsulation and should be avoided. Example: $object->{ some_key }. (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 214, column 30. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 214, column 54. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 214, column 75. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 214, column 92. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 214, column 114. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 214, column 138. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Found use of die. Use an exception instead at line 215, column 9. Exception objects should be used instead of the standard Perl error mechanism. (Severity: 4) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 219, column 25. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 220, column 13. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Private Member Data shouldn't be accessed directly at line 220, column 13. Accessing an objects data directly breaks encapsulation and should be avoided. Example: $object->{ some_key }. (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 220, column 32. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Private Member Data shouldn't be accessed directly at line 220, column 32. Accessing an objects data directly breaks encapsulation and should be avoided. Example: $object->{ some_key }. (Severity: 5) # Found use of die. Use an exception instead at line 221, column 13. Exception objects should be used instead of the standard Perl error mechanism. (Severity: 4) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 225, column 8. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 225, column 24. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 225, column 39. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 226, column 8. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 226, column 24. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 227, column 8. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 227, column 24. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 227, column 39. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 229, column 8. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 229, column 22. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 229, column 27. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 229, column 32. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 231, column 8. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 231, column 39. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 231, column 44. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 231, column 49. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 233, column 8. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 233, column 34. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 233, column 47. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 233, column 59. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 233, column 72. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 233, column 80. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 233, column 85. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 233, column 90. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 236, column 8. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 238, column 8. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Subroutine "machine_epsilon" is neither declared nor explicitly imported at line 238, column 19. This might be a major bug. (Severity: 4) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 240, column 5. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 240, column 13. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 240, column 20. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 241, column 5. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 241, column 13. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 241, column 28. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 241, column 41. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 241, column 62. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 241, column 77. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 243, column 5. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Subroutine "cdf" not exported by "Math::Gauss::XS" at line 243, column 19. Violates encapsulation. (Severity: 4) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 243, column 40. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) # Variable, subroutine, and package names have to be in CamelCase at line 245, column 12. (no explanation). (Severity: 5) t/perlcritic.t ............... not ok - Test::Perl::Critic for "blib/lib/Performance/Probability.pm" 1..1 Dubious, test returned 1 (wstat 256, 0x100) Failed 1/1 subtests Test Summary Report ------------------- t/perlcritic.t (Wstat: 256 Tests: 1 Failed: 1) Failed test: 1 Non-zero exit status: 1 Files=3, Tests=3, 6 wallclock secs ( 0.03 usr 0.02 sys + 3.27 cusr 0.28 csys = 3.60 CPU) Result: FAIL Failed 1/3 test programs. 1/3 subtests failed. make: *** [test_dynamic] Error 1 BINARY/Performance-Probability-0.03.tar.gz make test TEST_VERBOSE=1 -- NOT OK //hint// to see the cpan-testers results for installing this module, try: reports BINARY/Performance-Probability-0.03.tar.gz VmSize: 156508 kB Finished 2016-06-07T12:00:48