I am attempting to create a program that will spawn some worker threads for me, but I can never seem to get them to work. Here is basically what i want to do:
foreach my $key ( keys %$work ) {
      my $cap_run = $work->{ $key }->{ captured_run_name };
      my $status = $work->{ $key }->{ statuscode };

      push( @threads, threads->create( sub{ sleep 10; print "in thread
+"; return 1; }, $key, $cap_run, $status ) );
   }

   foreach my $thr ( @threads ) {
      push( @results, $thr->join );
   }

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Everytime I run this, I get the following error (on platform win32): Can't undef active subroutine during global destruction.

Any ideas?

thanks, Kevin

In reply to perl ithreads join help!! by kcella

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