Hi perlmonks,

I'm having some problems in program design. I've a stream of data (array in my case), I would like to have multiple processing on each element.

e.g 
  stream --> | processor 1| ---> | processor 2| ----> .etc
  sub processor_1 (@) {  }
  sub processor_2 (@) { }

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Let's say processor 1 is a counter that counts element type. processor 2 is looking for min, max elements in stream. Also I have already separate function for processor 1 and 2 that works on array. Is there any way to compose these 2 functions?

I don't want to use a big for loop. map won't work either. I think what I want is called 1 producer, multiple consumers.?

Thanks! Bagyi

In reply to multiple consumer of an array by bagyi

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