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You might learn something from an article I wrote about using Perl threads in little toy app:

http://www.perl.com/lpt/a/667

Personally I prefer to use fork and pipes for IPC when I'm doing parallel programming with Perl. Perl's threads are too slow and the problems using non-thread-safe XS modules are too painful.

-sam

In reply to Re^3: Help On Perl - Multi Threading by samtregar
in thread Help On Perl - Multi Threading by koti688

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