# Clear CPAN cache if necessary
if [ -v CLEAR_CACHE ]; then rm -rf ~/perl5; fi
- # Also flush if the system Perl is newer than the cache, otherwise
- # it may refuse to load the (older) XS modules.
- if [ /usr/bin/perl -nt ~/perl5/.key ]; then
- : Purging cache since /usr/bin/perl has been updated
+ if perl -V > perlver; then
+ : Perl binary broken
+ perl -V
+ exit 1
+ fi
+
+ # Compare the current "perl -V" output with the output at the time
+ # the cache was built; flush the cache if it's changed to avoid
+ # failure later when /usr/bin/perl refuses to load a mismatched XS
+ # module.
+ if ! cmp -s perlver ~/perl5/.perlver; then
+ : Purging cache since "perl -V" output has changed
rm -rf ~/perl5
fi
# CC=gcc, e.g. for the CC="gcc -m32" case the builds are not correct
# otherwise.
CC=gcc cpanm --notest $pkgs
-
- # Set cache key.
- echo $pkgs > ~/perl5/.key
unset pkgs
+ # Cache the perl -V output for future verification.
+ mv perlver ~/perl5/.perlver
+
# Make a shallow clone of httpd-tests git repo.
git clone -q --depth=1 https://github.com/apache/httpd-tests.git test/perl-framework