Hi Arnold, Thanks for your reply.
The OS in which I am running perl is on Windows 2000. Further, I dont was to use any client/server model for input/output. Basically, there are set of independent activities which I should be performing everyday as a backup. Now presently I have one perl script which does this in sequence. This takes longer time to finish (almost 8 hrs). Now I wanted to use threads and perform the tasks in parallel so that it finished sooner. While doing this, to know which thread did what and what was its error/output messages, I wanted to run them(threads) in separate shell window. Hope I am a bit clear this time in explaining what I wanted. Any thoughts? Appreciate your help. Thanks and regards BTR Naidu On 2/7/07, Martin Roos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What you need is an application that shares it's data over sockets with 10 different "client" programs that are all executed from their own xterms or whatever you meant in the expression "different windows". You don't really need 10 threads for this, use a server/client model and sockets, believe me, considering how ithreads work it will be easier not to "ithread" it, especially since you don't seem to really know what you're about to do there. Martin - offensive, critical, brutally honest as always BTR Naidu wrote: > Hi, > > I wanted to write a perl script in which there are 10 threads created and > all these 10 threads should be executed in 10 different command window. > The > thread is running under windows. > > Did lot of google but no info on the same. Can anybody help me in solving > this? >
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