# the subroutines themselves, not the ops that they might inline themselves
# as when called as barewords.
-# coreinline.t tests the inlining of these subs as ops. Since it was
-# convenient, I also put the prototype and undefinedness checking in that
-# file, even though those have nothing to do with inlining. (coreinline.t
-# reads the list in keywords.pl, which is why it’s convenient.)
+# Other tests for CORE subs are in coresubs.t
BEGIN {
chdir 't' if -d 't';
#!./perl
-# This script tests the inlining of CORE:: subs. Since it’s convenient
-# (this script reads the list in keywords.pl), we also test that prototypes
-# match the built-ins and check for undefinedness.
+# This script tests the inlining and prototype of CORE:: subs. Any generic
+# tests that are not specific to &foo-style calls should go in this
+# file, too.
BEGIN {
chdir 't' if -d 't';