Gowthaman Ramasamy wrote:
I have a lengthy Perl script running on a 4 processor machine. At
one point of time i have to execute four shell commands / mysql
quries from four different batch files. Currently i run them one
after other. Can i use fork at this place so that i can fire all 4
mysql qurie
On Fri, Oct 05, 2001 at 10:56:53AM +0200, walter valenti wrote:
> i want make more connection HTTP "symoultaneus" (using LWP or SOCKET, is
> the same).
It's "simultaneous". :)
> If i make a cicle with the request, the new request has made only where the
> old request is closed
> (close the so
Hi,
the example can be this:
i want make more connection HTTP "symoultaneus" (using LWP or SOCKET, is the
same).
If i make a cicle with the request, the new request has made only where the
old request is closed
(close the socket)
I.E
for(;;){
&http;
}
sub http{
#sub that make the re
On Wed, Oct 03, 2001 at 11:19:09AM +0200, walter valenti wrote:
> i've some difficulty on the use of fork function.
> I know that the fork function make a process child, but the i don't know
> how write the code.
Have you read perldoc -f fork and perldoc perlipc? What difficulty are you
having?
