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RC 2 is change 17431 - the only difference to the snapshot you have is the missing patchlevel output in perl -V.
You will notice perl -v doesn't say ...with 1 registered patch.

It generally is a good idea to try out developer snapshots of perl and feed your feedback back (;-)) to perl5-porters@perl.org - preferably using perlbug.

Kay

In reply to Re: what patchlevel perl-5.8.0-rc2 corresponds to? by janx
in thread what patchlevel perl-5.8.0-rc2 corresponds to? by Courage

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