perlcc: array becomes NULL if Visual Studio used for compilation

[rurban]

How to reproduce:

use Data::Dumper;
my $test;
$test = sub {
        my @arr;
        print Dumper \@arr;
        return defined $test;  # disables optimization?
};
$test->();

Compiled with perlcc --Wl="vcruntime.lib" test.pl.
Linux and Mingw-w64 versions of perlcc produce binary that prints $VAR1 = []; as interpreter does.
But if binary compiled with Visual Studio it prints $VAR1 = \undef; and causes null pointer exception on array operations.

[constantined]

Maybe diff of Devel::Peek outputs will be helpful:

--- test-nobug.txt
+++ test-bug.txt
@@ -11,9 +11,10 @@
     GVGV::GV = <NUMBER>        "main" :: "__ANON__"
     FILE = "test.pl"
     DEPTH = 0
-    CVFLAGS = 0x1490 (ANON,WEAKOUTSIDE,CVGV_RC,DYNFILE)
+    CVFLAGS = 0x14c0 (ANON,CLONED,CVGV_RC,DYNFILE)
     OUTSIDE_SEQ = 119
     PADLIST = <NUMBER> [1]
     PADNAME = <NUMBER>(<NUMBER>) PAD = <NUMBER>(<NUMBER>)
        1. <NUMBER><1> (120,121) "@arr"
-    OUTSIDE = 0x3626a0 (MAIN)
+       2. 0x534720<2> FAKE "$test" flags=0x0 index=1
+    OUTSIDE = 0x0 (null)

nobug is the same code, but without the return defined $test; line.
Output of cperl -DXv test.pl:

Pad CV clone
  Proto: CV=0x282910 (ANON), OUTSIDE=0x2526f8 (MAIN)
    PADLIST = 0x296170
    PADNAME = 0x295270(0x296300) PAD = 0x290f80(0x2962b0)
         1. 0x0<0> (4294967248,4294967249) "@arr"
         2. 0x0<0> FAKE "$test" flags=0x0 index=1
  To: CV=0x252548 (ANON), OUTSIDE=0x0 (null)
    PADLIST = 0x244820
    PADNAME = 0x295270(0x296300) PAD = 0x252650(0x295f90)
         1. 0x2526b0<1> (4294967248,4294967249) "@arr"
         2. 0x282418<2> FAKE "$test" flags=0x0 index=1