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in thread Thread-safe modules and callbacks

Well, I'm not critizising iThreads if that is what worries you (I didn't even knew that iThreads was the thread model of perl), It's a pity that my lack of knowledge on the english language doesn' allow me to express the way i wanted but i really think that you should be more sure about things before blaming anyone of whatever you think.
Apart from that, my question here was trying to involve more that the actual solution to my problem. I was trying to see solutions for that kind of problems. Maybe my approach wasn't a good one.
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Re^11: Thread-safe modules and callbacks
by BrowserUk (Patriarch) on May 10, 2008 at 18:53 UTC
    It's a pity that my lack of knowledge on the english language doesn' allow me to express the way i wanted but i really think that you should be more sure about things before blaming anyone of whatever you think.

    I did say "If".

    Once again I'll suggest that you post an example of how your library would be used in real-life situation. Natural language, especially when it is a second language, is notoriously difficult to construct clear and unambiguous descriptions in. Perl, as an unnatural language, can be far clearer.

    Examine what is said, not who speaks -- Silence betokens consent -- Love the truth but pardon error.
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