Dan Jablonsky wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> I need to run 20 distinct perl programs in 20 distinct
> shells. The programs write to some files but also
> print to the standard output so I'd like to have 20
> terminals open simultaneously to check various
> messages printed by the programs. One obvious solu
I am experiencing intermittent hangs (resulting if FTP timeouts) when
running a system script on a
Solaris box that creates an FTP connection to a remote NT server. Below is a
simple script that was
written to test the problem with the FTP connection on the system script.
All this script does
Hi all,
I need to run 20 distinct perl programs in 20 distinct
shells. The programs write to some files but also
print to the standard output so I'd like to have 20
terminals open simultaneously to check various
messages printed by the programs. One obvious solution
is to open 20 different termina
Hi all,
I need to kill a dozen perl programs running
simultaneously. I would like to kill them every
morning after 6 am but I don't know how to reference
the 12 programs. Usually I use kill PID, but in this
case I don't know the PID. If I do a ps -al I can see
that all perl programs have CMD perl.
Yes,
The following two man pages explain how to do this
perlxs
perlxstut
If you follow the examples in the perlxstut page you
should be able to make a module that wraps your C
code.
Ron
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On Tue, Mar 13, 2001 at 08:55:56PM -0800, Pragneshkumar Gandhi wrote:
>
> Hi all can any body tell me where i can find script for displaying
> dynamic graph - charts. i just want display some data in graphical
> design fetching from mysql database using perl. bye
>
There is the GD module. It c
Anybody knows how to make Perl modules by wrapping C or C++ sources ?
Thanks
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