In my moosified TheObject package, I try to do this to share an object between threads: 
    around 'new' => sub {
        my $orig=shift;
        my $class=shift;
        my $self=$class->$orig(@_);
        my $shared_self : shared = shared_clone($self);
        return $shared_self;
    };

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Then, in the code with threads: 
    my $obj :shared =new TheObject();

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But then I get 'Unsupported ref type: CODE' at this line: 
 
    my $shared_self : shared = shared_clone($self);

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I am running 5.8.8 with threads-1.83/threads-shared-1.37. Anyone have an idea what is going on here? Does Moose even work with threads at all?

In reply to Trying to share a Moose object between some threads by rndapology

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