Hi karlgoethebier,

I want to share an optimization for extracting the results from the shared-manager. Iterating and fetching keys individually from a shared-hash is not necessary after running parallel.

    my $iter = $shared->iterator();
    my $result;
    while ( my ( $url, $data ) = $iter->() ) {
        $result->{$url} = $data;
    }
    $result;

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All that IPC behind the scene may be reduced to a single call.

# export to a non-shared MCE::Shared::Hash object

my $result = $shared->export( );

# or simply return an unblessed hash

return $shared->export( { unbless => 1 } );

# or export-destroy the shared object from the shared-manager
# because, the shared hash isn't needed once parallel is completed

return $shared->destroy( { unbless => 1 } );

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Our fellow brother 1nickt is who requested for the unbless option. Thank you, 1nickt.

Regards, Mario

In reply to Re: Yet another example to get URLs in parallel by marioroy
in thread Yet another example to get URLs in parallel by karlgoethebier

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