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in thread External controlling of a multi-threaded Windows perl program

I have decided to go this route. When assuming that there is only one client for the program, then things are relatively easy. The unit testing part is important. I could not really use Windows signals as I need at least two signals. I remember catching Ctrl+C under Windows a long time ago, but I think there was an issue with threads then.
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