I can confirm that I do see similar kind of errors when running your
test program here on MacOS. I doubt that LWP is really to blame as
it's a pure Perl module which should not be able to do anything wrong
at the malloc level unless there is a bug in perl (or perhaps the
threads module
Hi,
Whilst developing a multithreaded PERL application using the
SOAP::Lite and threads modules, I encountered memory allocation errors
such as the following resulting in PERL aborting:
*** glibc detected *** corrupted double-linked list:
0x002a99400098 ***
*** glibc detected *** double
Hello!
Can anyone tell me if LWP is threads safe? I am maintaining this project
and it already uses threads
and I need to add functionality which LWP ideally suits for.
And I can't change the project at this stage to use a non-thread based
multiprocessing.
P.Krumins
FYI. I found that if I run on a system without MS VS .NET 2003, the problem
goes away.
Steve Haneman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello,
I have an issue and I hope you can help. Attached is the Perl code and the
stack trace of the exception.
The exception happens when returning
I was incorrect with my last reply, the problem still exists with VS
uninstalled. Is Crypt::SSLeay thread safe?
Steve Haneman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: FYI. I found that if I run on a
system without MS VS .NET 2003, the problem goes away.
Steve Haneman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello,
On Wed, Mar 10, 2004 at 08:44:56PM +0100, allan juul wrote:
hi
i have a problem while trying to build a spider using perl threads.
Consider the program below which is just an example to get going.
i wish to hit a certain site's frontpage for any number of times (for
example 300)
i imagine
hi
i have a problem while trying to build a spider using perl threads.
Consider the program below which is just an example to get going.
i wish to hit a certain site's frontpage for any number of times (for
example 300)
i imagine that since theres a lot of content on the page each request
