Hello,

i use perl v5.12.4 from activeperl

i try a script which copy many distants files (with "pscp" from 'PUTTY' because i can't use ppm at my job) on my disk if the user answers "yes" to a question (using Tkx::tk___messageBox)

the script run nearly good and i put some threads, with detach, inside to avoid waiting for some files before asking for the others.

but now i got a problem with one file about 108Mo.

i got the message "DeleteInterpProc called with active evals" after the loading of this file and the script stop.

because of the detach, if i go fast enough, i can get the others files but ...

in google, i found some page about "DeleteInterpProc called with active evals" talking over TCL.

is there a way to avoid the error ?

Thanks in advance for any suggestions and for any comment permiting to go further

x-l_ours

In reply to Threads and TCL DeleteInterpProc by x-lours

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