That's nice, but the perl.h interface is lacking in that its own API basically restricts calls to one interpreter. That's the only problem. You can use only CERTAIN function calls to the interpreter so it is missing threadness in that sense. I think that the API itself needs some reworking. Basically, you are restricted to executing arbitrary code in an adhoc manner which displeases me. It is possible to circumvent this, but, as you say, you must recompile Perl with various options which obviously does not change the Perl C API to take advantage of this. I've been bustin my nuggets on this shit for weeks. I'm working on a hefty program that you'll all enjoy. I got around the thread issue by simply using one interpreter throughout the program which I lock with a mutex as necessary. I can retrieve the values processed by call with other muteces. It's brutal but the API is lacking, so there's little I can do. Please, if you have any other info or corrections on this, feel free to respond since this is important to me!
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In reply to Re: (tye)Re: Multiple perl interpretors.... by AgentM
in thread Multiple perl interpretors.... by Chels

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