untested code: 
my @files;
my (@l_count, $l_count);
my (@f_count, $f_count);
my @all;

grep{ -f and push @files, $_ }glob '*';

for( @files ){
    open FH, $_ or die $!;
    while( <FH> ){
        push @l_count, $_ for split '\s+', $_;
        for( @l_count ){
           $l_count += $_ for @l_count
        }
        @l_count = ();
        push @f_count, ( $l_count / $#l_count );
        $l_count = 0;
    }
    close FH;
    $f_count += $_ for @f_count;
    @f_count = ();
    push @all, ( $f_count / $#f_count );
    $f_count = 0;
}

open FH, '>end_res.log' or die $!;
print FH $_, $/ for @all;
close FH;

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I hope this more or less clear logic helps.

In reply to Re: Read in values and average -- Perl for MacOS X by sh1tn
in thread Read in values and average -- Perl for MacOS X by briglass

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