>     sub foo ($ct) {
>         say "foo";
>         my $s = -> $count {
>             if $count < 10 {
>                 say $count;
>                 &?SUB($count + 1);
>             }
>         };
>         $s($ct);
>     }
>     foo(1);

> If that's the case then the "Pointy subs" section of S06.pod should
> probably be clarified a bit.  It says that -> is a synonym for an
> anonymous C<sub>, except for the lack of parens around the parameter
> list, lack of a need for a preceeding comma when included in a list, and
> the fact that it cannot be given traits.  If there are more differences
> they should probably be mentioned.

> my $s = -> $count {
>   if $count < 10 {
>     say $count;
>     &?SUB($count + 1);
>   }
> };

> $s(1);

> If I change to either a named sub (sub foo($count) { ... }), or an
> anonymous sub declared with the sub keyword (my $s = sub ($count) {
> ...  } ) then it works fine, it's only with the -> that it doesn't
> work.