Hey

I tend to use threads to make things smooth ;) In this particular case I use Tk, ImageQuick and Thread::Queue::Any; Now, runing the script I get this error: 
Attempt to free non-existent shared string '_ErrorInfo_',Perl interpre
+ter: 0x27491c at C:\Perl\site\lib/Tk.pm line 411.
Free to wrong pool 272c80 not 5a07858 at C:\Perl\site\lib/Tk.pm line 4
+11.
Free to wrong pool 5a07858 not 272c80 at C:\Perl\site\lib/Tk/Widget.pm
+ line 98 during global destruction.

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Now, my question isnt whats wrong (its quite much code, although I could break it down), but is there some way to debug what is freed and such, so I know what object/scalar/variable that makes this happen? If I knew this, I could solve many problems, instead of solving one. Knowing the way to solve is better than to know how to solve one problem eh?
I know its something about leaving a sub or so, perl wants to free mem used, but something aint there... or something :)

Thanks,
Ace

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