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Check that there's now also a F<perl> symlink to F<perl5.12.1> (or whatever
version of perl you built).

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Setup the environment of your shell to use the new perl. For bash-like
shells, do this:

  export PATH=/path/to/your/perl/bin:$PATH

csh like shells probably use something like C<setenv> or so.

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Try running C<perl -V> to see whether your new perl is being run.
(See also: C<which perl>)

Make sure C<perl -V> shows these particular "compile-time options":

  DEBUGGING DEBUG_LEAKING_SCALARS PERL_USE_SAFE_PUTENV
  PERL_USE_DEVEL