AnyEvent is awesome, but it doesn't fork or thread. It's for co-operative event handling within a single process. You should look at MCE, Parallel::Async, IPC::Fork::Simple, Parallel::ForkManager, Thread::Pool::Simple- something like that, which actually opens a new process or thread to do work in parallel (perhaps on separate CPUs, if you have them)

EDIT Or look more at AnyEvent's docs to see how it can be made to fork or thread using any of these: AnyEvent::Fork, AnyEvent::Fork::RPC, AnyEvent::Fork::Pool, AnyEvent::Fork::Remote, Coro::AnyEvent

In reply to Re: AnyEvent Parallel HTTP by Yary
in thread AnyEvent Parallel HTTP by Anonymous Monk

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