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Here is a list of deprecated functions along with their recommended alternatives if available:
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Noncompliant Code Example (die())
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EXP30:EX1: There are several instances when die() and warn() are preferred over carp() and croak():
- Inside a signal handler . This is because the behavior of
croak()andcarp()functions when invoked inside a signal handler are not documented.
- Outside a subroutine, that is, when used in a small Perl script. In this case, all four functions have no stack trace to indicate their calling location.
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Using deprecated or obsolete classes or methods in program code can lead to erroneous behavior.
Recommendation | Severity | Likelihood | Remediation Cost | Priority | Level |
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Automated Detection
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Perl::Critic | ErrorHandling::RequireCarping |
InputOutput::ProhibitInteractiveTest |
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Related Guidelines
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Bibliography
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| [CPAN] | Elliot Shank, Perl-Critic-1.116 RequireCarping, InteractiveTest, ProhibitFormats |
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