use strict;
use threads;
use threads::shared;
use Thread::Semaphore;
use POSIX;

my @clientList = qw(client1 client2 client3 client4 client5 client6 cl
+ient7 client8 client9 client10 client11 client12); my @dmServers = qw
+(A B C); my @queryPath = qw(AA BB CC DD EE FF); my @shared; my $query
+Index = 0; my $maxnoofThreads = 2; my %sharedHash : shared;

for (my $i = 0;$i < @dmServers;$i++)
{
        my $cpid = fork();
        die unless defined $cpid;
        if (! $cpid)
            {
                    # This is the child
                    # my $wait = int rand 10;
                    # sleep $wait;
                     callChild($queryPath[$queryIndex++],$dmServers[$i
+],$i);
                    #print "Child $$ exiting after seconds\n";
                    exit;
            }

}

# Just parent code, after this
while ((my $cpid = wait()) != -1)
     {
             #print "Waited for child $cpid\n";
         #print " length of array shared",length(@shared);
     }
#print "Parent Exiting\n";
sub callChild
{
    my $query = shift;
    my $dmserver = shift;
        my $i = shift;
        #print " query fired $query on dmserver $dmserver index $i\n";
        my @clientList_temp = @clientList;
        for(my $index = $i; $index < @queryPath;$index = $index + @dmS
+ervers)
        {
                  print "process $$ query at $index is ",$queryPath[$i
+ndex],"\n";
            # $shared[$i] = $i;
            # sleep rand(10);
              for(my $a;$a <= $maxnoofThreads;$a++)
                {
                    my $sema = Thread::Semaphore->new();
                    my @temp = splice(@clientList_temp,0,ceil(@clientL
+ist/$maxnoofThreads));
                    my $thr = thread->new(\&worker,$sema,\@temp,$query
+Path[$index]);
                    #if( defined %sharedHash)
                    #  {
                    #    my $thrnew = thread->new(\&compare);
                    #    $sema->up;
                    #  }
                }
                foreach my $thr (threads->list)
                       {
                             # Don't join the main thread or ourselves
                             if ($thr->tid && !threads::equal($thr, th
+reads->self))
                                {
##########Not Sure #######                        foreach my $client (
+keys %sharedHash)
                                  {
                                     print " client $client\n";
                                     my $thrnew = thread->new(\&compar
+e,$client);
                                       $sema->up;
                                  }
                                        $thr->join;
                                }
                           }

        }
    #$shared[$i] = undef;
}

sub worker
{
    my $sema = shift;
    my $myClientArrayRef = shift;
    my $query = shift;
      for(my $i;$i < @$myClientArrayRef;$i++)
        {
            print " $$myClientArrayRef[$i] client \n";
            sleep 5;
            my $thrid = threads->tid;
            $sharedHash{$$myClientArrayRef[$i]} = $thrid;
            shift @$myClientArrayRef;
                $sema->down;
        }
}

sub compare
{
    my $client = shift;
    print " hash value ",$sharedHash{$client},"\n";
}
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