Hello...

Having some of my first experiences with Win32 Perl. I am running into a problem with a server app I am writing. It is a pre-forking server, per recipe 17.12 in the Cookbook. I'm using the following code in the sub that spawns the child processes, but I am receiving an error that the particular method call I'm using is not supported on this platform. (NT 4.0) I'm using:

my $sigset = POSIX::SigSet->new(SIGINT);
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The error I get on that line is:

POSIX::sigemptyset is not implemented on this architecture at line 89

The line of code above is the offending line 89. Is there a way to do this without using the POSIX object method calls? Is there a way to do it on NT period? I am new to NT development, and sadly, most of the perl books are written for unix systems.


Thanks.


-HaB


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