in reply to fork() on win32

If you can't use perl 5.6, then you are limited to using the Win32::Process module.

This gives you access to an API which quite closely models the Win32 API.

Basically you create a new 'Process' object (which starts a process) and then you can do things like sleep until it exits, or kill it or whatever.

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RE: Re: fork() on win32
by Delfer (Novice) on Apr 25, 2000 at 20:01 UTC
    But there is no example for using HTTP::Process in that
    package.Where can I find one?
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