hi,

I want to run perl threads in an For loop, for example suppose, i create 2 threads each containing an command to execute, once these 2 threads are completed i need to another set of same 2 threads and run it, and this should go on for the number of times i have given as an input to the main script below is the small code snippet

my @threads; #---Making Concurrent OneClick backup commands using threads------# 
        
for (my $i=0;$i<=3;$i++)
{
        #-----performing the CHO loops as given by user-------#
        
            foreach (@finalOneClickarray) {
               push @threads, threads->new(\&concurrentBackupCommandsR
+ead, $_);
            }
       
            foreach (@threads) {
               $_->join();
            }

}

sub concurrentBackupCommandsRead()
{

   doing my stuff here.........
}

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i have tried to put for loop, but it errors out saying Perl exited with active threads: please let me know what am i doing wrong here

In reply to Running perl threads in loop by dvinay

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