Hello PerlMonks,
In my script I am using threads and Thread::Queue to distribute work between child threads. But some of the methods in the modules I load initially in the script cannot be accessed by my child threads.

use threads;
use Thread Queue;

use Calculate;
use Remediate;

Here I create child threads.
gather work for child threads and send it to Queue

when child pick's up work.. Inside sub child() it can't access some me
+thods from Calculate and Remediate modules.

it gives me error like below.

Operation """": no method found, argument in overloaded package main a
+t /home/rpotter/Report.pl

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How can I make the methods inside the modules I initally loaded accessible to both parent and child threads?

In reply to how to make a module and its methods accessable between paren t and child threads by Anonymous Monk

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