One rule I follow is that shared hashes will only share their first level key by default. So you need to explicitly share, then define, all deeper keys manually. I usually do something like this, to give each thread it's own shared hash. Of course, you can get more clever coding, but this makes it clear. 
my %shash;
#share(%shash); #will work only for first level keys

my $numworkers = 3;

foreach my $dthread(1..$numworkers){
 share ($shash{$dthread}{'go'});
 share ($shash{$dthread}{'progress'});
 share ($shash{$dthread}{'timekey'});  #actual instance of the thread
 share ($shash{$dthread}{'frame_open'}); #open or close the frame
 share ($shash{$dthread}{'handle'});
 share ($shash{$dthread}{'data'});
 share ($shash{$dthread}{'pid'});
 share ($shash{$dthread}{'die'});
 
 $shash{$dthread}{'go'} = 0;
 $shash{$dthread}{'progress'} = 0;
 $shash{$dthread}{'timekey'} = 0;
 $shash{$dthread}{'frame_open'} = 0; 
 $shash{$dthread}{'handle'} = 0;
 $shash{$dthread}{'data'} = $data;
 $shash{$dthread}{'pid'} = -1;
 $shash{$dthread}{'die'} = 0;
 $hash{$dthread}{'thread'} = threads->new(\&work,$dthread);
}

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In reply to Re: threads :: shared hash of hashes (array of arrays) by zentara
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