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What have you tried thus far?

The perl IPC (inter-process communication) document describes various methods of interprocess communication in perl, including the use of signals, fifos, pipes, sockets, and semaphores. It also includes examples of bi-directional communications. After reviewing that document, all that should remain is just a small matter of programming. :)

Hope that helps.

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