None that I have seen.

perlthrtut is little more that a verbose expansion of the threads pod. More reference than tutorial. All how and no why.

Imagine someone asking the question: "I want to bake a pie".

You could tell them about making pastry. You might mention the difference between savoury and sweet pastry. You could attempt to cover the need for a light touch and the affect of hand temperature upon pastry texture. You might mention blind baking. You might list some cooking temperature/time guidelines. You could talk about wet and dry fillings; and the need vent steam; and soggy crusts.

But unless you start out by asking them the type of pie they are wanting to bake; the kind of filling they envisage; and how many people they are hoping to serve; most all of that advice is just going to set them up for disappointment.


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In reply to Re^3: Help On Perl - Multi Threading by BrowserUk
in thread Help On Perl - Multi Threading by koti688

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