Please refer my previous problem Multiple perl interpretors.... I build the perl with multiplicity option & thread option and it's working now. However we are facing one more problem now. perl forces us to use the perlinterpretor instance as "my_perl" only. If we use other name like "perl_one", and it gives error "Undeclared variable 'my_perl'". I've given here some definitions in perl.h 
#  define pTHXx                register PerlInterpreter *my_perl;
#  define aTHXx                my_perl;

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Please let me know if this "my_perl" is default. Please note that i'm createting the perl interpretor instances in the context of threads and calling the perl sub using call_pv(). Please give your comment on this Regards, Poornachandran SM

In reply to Perl Interpretor name with multiple instances by Anonymous Monk

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