Hello, I am using perlthrtut module for perl thread, I have a problem while accessing shared variable that i defined before creating threads.
I created shared hash with use threads:shared. and then created a thread and called a subroutine for that thread. into that subroutine i am calling another perl module. i need to accces this shared hash into the perl module i m calling from subroutine. I could get the thread Id there but could not geting values that i shared or value that i am passing as a parameter list with thread->create(\&sub , %hash).
Here is code.
use threads;
use threads::shared;
use APP::plugin;
%hsh :shared;
thread->create(\&subrt, %hsh);
sub subrt{
my %args =@_;
plugin->execute(%hsh);
}


Code for Plugin module
package plugin;
execute{
my %abc =@_;
my %shsh = %hsh; foreach $keys (%abc){ print $keys."---".$abc{$keys};}
}
I am not geting any paramter value i passed or even if i tried to access the shared hash that is also not avaialable in execute.

In reply to Not geting Shared variable of parent process into the thread by avanta

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