I have to admit to being v.v.confused by what you're aiming to achieve here. You pass data to the threads from getData() , checking to see that $somedata is !null , at which point things should finish. Are these threads CPU intense ? chewing some furry metrics from $somedata ? or do they use $somedata to build an IO pipe like a network socket? In the latter case , 1500 threads (phew) could be munching away occasionally on their socket. 1500 threads trying to churn $somedata . . . I'd never dare -. I'm pretty sure recommendations for perl threads say that fewer==better .


still confused please post more code. I think this is going to bug me and poor linux box all weekend.

Prolly be useful to know what OS, CPU , perl flavours you're stirring with this program too. : )



i can't believe its not psellchecked

In reply to Re: ^3: Fun with threads by submersible_toaster
in thread Fun with threads by znu

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