MCE::Hobo works as well. The following are the changes to the above solution. The API is similar to threads.

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< use threads;
---
> use MCE::Hobo;
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< threads->new('producer') for 1..$t_amount;
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> MCE::Hobo->new('producer') for 1..$t_amount;
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<     threads->exit();
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>     MCE::Hobo->exit();
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<   $_->kill('QUIT') for threads->list;
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>   $_->kill('QUIT') for MCE::Hobo->list;

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In reply to Re^2: Win32::GUI and threads issue by marioroy
in thread Win32::GUI and threads issue by Garden Dwarf

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