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Subject: perl-threads @ Linux => Segment fault
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Mon Jun 20 11:50:36 2011: Request 68892 was acted upon.
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Subject: Re: [rt.cpan.org #68892] perl-threads @ Linux => Segment fault
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Ok, first say that IMHO is not a bug about PAR. In case somebody can
reproduce the behavior, maybe we could add a note somewhere for developers.
I did some tests and...if a thread that calls another thread (to force the
usage of the stack) loads a good amount of perl modules, then, in case we
want
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Subject: Re: [rt.cpan.org #68892] perl-threads @ Linux => Segment fault
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You are right, I need time to show you an example (sorry the App is huge and
it's not easy to strip it).
Anyway, the issue is that the stack should be increased if you want to PAR
it, and I don't understand why.
Thanks
Peco
2011/6/20 Roderich Schupp via RT
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Subject: Re: [rt.cpan.org #68892] perl-threads @ Linux => Segment fault
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Hi
I've been studying the issue, and here is my workaround.
The program uses Threads, Threads::Shared, Tk and opens several sockets. It
works fine as .pl although it uses the directive:
threads->set_stack_size(3); in order to avoid a Segment Fault.
If I PAR'ed' this program (pp program.pl -o
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Fri Jun 17 06:14:16 2011: Request 68892 was acted upon.
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Subject: perl-threads @ Linux => Segment fault
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