There is also locks_shared method, but not mentioned in the documentation. You see, this is based on MCE::Mutex.

I wrote this module for Marty O'Brien Forks::Queue, but do not know how to reach him. That module is not threads-safe unforunately and the reason for writing Mutex::Flock as an exercise. Adding support for threads-safety takes little code.

my $has_threads = $INC{'threads.pm'} ? 1 : 0;
my $tid = $has_threads ? threads->tid() : 0;

sub CLONE {
    $tid = threads->tid() if $has_threads;
}

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In the rest of the code, use "$$.$tid" instead of "$$".

Regards, Mario

Edit: I emailed Marty using his CPAN handle.
Edit: Removed the underscore after the sigil in variables.
Edit: Completed module documentation.

In reply to Re: Mutex::Flock - Fcntl advisory locking supporting processes and threads. by marioroy
in thread Mutex::Flock - Fcntl advisory locking supporting processes and threads. by marioroy

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