I feel I must protest. Copying the code from Re^2: multi-threaded win32::console into a new file and running it yields for me: 

C:\chas_sandbox>test.pl
    1/177  .    5/8         7/5         4/23
C:\chas_sandbox>

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and I see no errors or warnings.

Please tell me why you see more errors and warnings than I do. (I'm sure that you see some errors and warnings like the lack of $k because of your advanced wisdom; please tell me why your PERL shows you more than my PERL shows me.) I surely don't expect you to be debugging compare for me - I sincerely thought it was working on my system without problem.

Perhaps if I can learn this wisdom, I won't post bad code so much.

In reply to Re^6: multi-threaded win32::console by goibhniu
in thread multi-threaded win32::console by Anonymous Monk

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