> Not that I know of for Perl 5. For Perl 6 I think this is still in the air...
Thats too bad - I wrote a multi-threaded proxy server that kept having random crashes.
Turns out that SIGPIPE can't be trapped with eval ( at least not on Solaris ) in
child threads and the signal was going to the
At 14:14 -0500 11/26/02, Jesse Butler - Sun Microsystems wrote:
This way we're never going to get any traffic on the ithreads
mailing list... That's why I Cc'd the ithreads mailing list.
Sorry about that - I was replying all and you and I were the only
one on the list... :)
No problem... ;
Elizabeth Mattijsen wrote:
At 11:42 -0500 11/26/02, Jesse Butler - Sun Microsystems wrote:
...Is there a way to use thrown Error's (from Error.pm) or die's from
a thread? I want to die or throw, and then eval or catch in the
main thread, but I keep getting these "failed to start" messages.
At 11:42 -0500 11/26/02, Jesse Butler - Sun Microsystems wrote:
...Is there a way to use thrown Error's (from Error.pm) or die's
from a thread? I want to die or throw, and then eval or catch in
the main thread, but I keep getting these "failed to start"
messages.
It looks like it used to say
At 16:43 -0500 11/25/02, Jesse Butler - Sun Microsystems wrote:
Is this list active? If so, I'm not seeing any traffic on it
except for what I sent... maybe someone could reply directly to me?
This list isn't very active, but there are a few good people lurking.
And some of them answer now
Is this list active? If so, I'm not seeing any traffic on it except
for what I sent... maybe someone could reply directly to me?
Anyhow, I've got my previous question figured out; the threads were
going out of scope apparently. If I push each thread onto an array,
this code works. Is
I have a question regarding join(). If this is not the correct list,
please let me know.
Simply put, join() doesn't seem to be returning anything. Below is my
test code; what am I missing?
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use threads;
threads->create(sub { sleep $i; return time(); })
while ($
