OK. I'd like to find out why my code doesn't work. I found $SIG{'INT'} = threads->kill('TERM');changed to 
threads->kill('TERM');

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still works.

Then I made a little more change to you code as:

#/usr/bin/perl 

use strict;
use warnings;
use threads;
use threads::shared;
$SIG{INT} = \&catchCtrlC;
my @thrList;
my $count = 1;
share $count;

my $counter = 3;

while($counter) {
     $counter--;
     my $thrHandle = threads->create(\&thrdfun);
     push @thrList, $thrHandle;    
}

foreach(@thrList){
     $_->join(); 
    }   
    
sub catch_CtrlC {
        foreach(@thrList){
            $_->kill('TERM'); 
        }         
    }

sub thrdfun {    
     print "thrdfun: $count \n";
     $count++;
     while(1){
         ();
     }
     exit;
}

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It doesn't work. Could you tell me why?

In reply to Re^2: about THREAD SIGNALLING by anaconda_wly
in thread about THREAD SIGNALLING by anaconda_wly

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