Re: test fails

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# Looks like your test died just after 29.

However, I was expecting to see a segfault or at least an error
message (as usually happens when there's a problem with the cleanup).
Not too sure what to make of that.

Global cleanup (or END) may have (explicitly) set $?, or called
exit(). Either from Perl code, or from XS.

Catching a call to exit() from Perl is easy, via overwriting
CORE::GLOBAL::exit(). Catching $? - I do not know, but one could put

END {warn "Value of \$? is $?" if $?}

at the start of the test script. And/or at least

END {warn "Last call to END{} reached..."}

And if it prints this, this happens during global destruction...

Hope this helps,
Ilya
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