Here is your basic thread joining loop. Remove your join from your creation sub, and put it in a waiting sub at the end of your main script. 
for($ii=0;$ii<=$count;$ii++)
{
    $thr="thread".$ii;
    print $thr,"\n";

#    $$thr->join();  # don't join here

}

make a loop that waits for each thread as they finish
# JOIN ALL THREADS
# untested, but close :-)

my @returns;
while(1)
foreach my $thread (threads->list) {
    if ($thread->is_joinable() ) {  push @returns, $thread->join; }
    if( scalar (threads->list) == 0 ) { last} 
}

print "@returns\n";

__END__

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In reply to Re: Trouble implementing threads by zentara
in thread Trouble implementing threads by saranrsm

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