RETURN;
}
+/* All filetest ops avoid manipulating the perl stack pointer in their main
+ bodies (since commit d2c4d2d1e22d3125), and return using either
+ S_ft_return_false() or S_ft_return_true(). These two helper functions are
+ the only two which manipulate the perl stack. To ensure that no stack
+ manipulation macros are used, the filetest ops avoid defining a local copy
+ of the stack pointer with dSP. */
+
/* If the next filetest is stacked up with this one
(PL_op->op_private & OPpFT_STACKING), we leave
the original argument on the stack for success,