Dear Enlightened Monks..

I have to create & populate a new large hohoh hash-of-hash structure, cooked out of another input hoh structure, which I am reading from a file by Storable retrieve functionality.

I am using Thread::Queue

The problem I am facing ::

Issue.1 : I thought with shared_clone I can create a deep copy of entire hoh - Using threads [Version 1.92] & threads::shared [Version 1.46]. 

my $indb = retrieve('input_hash.perl.db');
my $copydb = shared_clone( $indb );

..
..
my $thr1 = threads->new(\&thrd_run, $copydb);

..

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not working

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For the time being as input db is not too large - I am repeatedly retrieving from inside every thread-run [ sub thrd_run ] - i don't like this - I want to retrieve the db only once - and want to reuse / use cloned copy / shared copy of the same and pass it to every thread. Is is possible?

Issue.2 : I wish to create another hohoh [a tree - with approx leaf node numbers > 60M - after few different depth of branched-hierarchies ] - I wish to populate this hohoh structure from inside my thread runs - shared write into a hohoh ref.. is that possible?

Even if no, what would be a good alternative plans.

Thanks a bunch in advance..

Any light will help in the dark..

In reply to Is it possible to create a single Hash-of-Hash.. with multiple threads.. by gsat

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