Fixed some dangling cross-references (GH chromatic#167).

vlet · Oct 20, 2011 · a8499ca · a8499ca
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diff --git a/sections/exceptions.pod b/sections/exceptions.pod
@@ -40,8 +40,8 @@ X<exceptions; C<$@>>
 
 C<die()> sets the global variable C<$@> to its operand and immediately exits
 the current function I<without returning anything>. This thrown exception will
-continue up the call stack (L<call_stack>) until something catches it. If
-nothing catches the exception, the program will exit with an error.
+continue up the call stack (L<controlled_execution>) until something catches
+it. If nothing catches the exception, the program will exit with an error.
 
 =begin sidebar
 

diff --git a/sections/files.pod b/sections/files.pod
@@ -57,8 +57,7 @@ operation. The final operand is the name of the file. If the C<open> fails, the
 C<die> clause will throw an exception, with the contents of C<$!> giving the
 reason why the open failed.
 
-You may also open files for writing, appending, reading and writing, and more
-(L<file_modes_table>).
+You may also open files for writing, appending, reading and writing, and more.
 
 =begin table File Modes
 

diff --git a/sections/idioms.pod b/sections/idioms.pod
@@ -304,7 +304,6 @@ users can run directly.  All you need to do is to discover I<how> Perl began to
 execute a piece of code.  For this, use C<caller>.
 
 X<builtins; C<caller>>
-X<call_stack>
 
 C<caller>'s single optional argument is the number of call frames which to
 report.  (A I<call frame> is the bookkeeping information which represents a