#!/usr/bin/perl
use Mooix::Thing;
run sub {
	my $this=shift;
	# perl cannot see the LD_PRELOAD due to the funky way it handles
	# environment, and since the perl embedding code does not force it
	# to be able to. The important thing is, can a program it calls see
	# it?
	my $preload=`echo \$LD_PRELOAD`;
	chomp $preload;
	# For embedded perl mood does not set METHOD, as it is not needed;
	# mood put the right information direct into $0.
	my $method=$0;
	return $method, $ENV{MOOSOCK}, $preload, $ENV{THIS};
}
