Hi, I am writing an application that uses perl embedded in a C++ program. The perl man pages/faq makes it very clear on how to create and maintain multiple perl interpreter instances. It does not mention whether these instances can be used in different threads.
The latest version of the application I am writing uses a thread pool for its processing, and it would be nice to be able to a separate perl interpreter in each of these threads. So my question is, does the ithread implementation allow multiple instances of the perl interpreter to be run in separate application threads? Does anyone know of any examples that do this, or perhaps a better way of doing achieving the same goal. Thanks Gavin.
