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One more thing: cavac mentioned this 9 years old thread on stackoverflow.

From ibidem:

"...Another approach is to forget about forking from Perl and to leverage Java's superior threading model to do parallelization. Design your Java code to perform its tasks in new threads, and start new threads from Perl..."

Probably not a bad idea. And something i dreamed of and never tried.

Regards, Karl

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In reply to Re: Inline::Java with MCE::Hobo by karlgoethebier
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