Hi Folks,

I need some help regarding Perl multi threading.

Can I have the following functionality using multi threads in Perl?

1. Main script calls a sub routine My_1st(), where My_list() requires two or more parameters.

2. My_list calls other sub routine My_1st_inside(), where this My_1st_inside() requires two or more parameters to it and returns a value to My_1st parent sub routine.

3. My_1st() gets the values returned by My_1st_inside() and prints some results.

I am able to achieve this without threads and its working fine except that it is taking much time in a foreach loop. So, I would like to add threads to this.

I tried this but resulting with errors. Is this something that can be achievable using Perl threads?

Any help is appreciated!!

Thanks,
Ashok.

In reply to Need help with Perl multi threading by ashok.g

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