You seem to be confused about the order of execution here:
...
my $return_code;
my $cb = sub {
my $ret_val = shift;
$return_code = $ret_val;
};
add_route($ip_address, $next_hop, $cb);
print $return_code;
#post_job_process($return_code, $file_name);
...
add_route() will basically return immediately, and you print out $return_code immediately. What you seem to want is to print out $return_code in your callback instead.
As an alternative to printing in the callback, you might want to ->send the return code using a condvar, and ->recv that somewhere up the call stack where you actually need it.
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