Dis you test your code?! I made some tests for Thread too, but all the process stop when reading STDIN!!! :-/

Test Thread: 

  use threads;
  use threads::shared;

  my ($BUFFER) : shared ;
  
  $thra = threads->new(\&read_stdin);
  $thrb = threads->new(\&send_sock);


  print "By!\n" ;
  
##############
# READ_STDIN #
##############

sub read_stdin {
  1 while( read( \*STDIN , $BUFFER, 1 , length($BUFFER) ) ) ;
}

#############
# SEND_SOCK #
#############

sub send_sock {

  my ($buf_lng) ;
  
  for(;;) {
    if ( length($BUFFER) > $buf_lng ) {
      my $buf = substr($BUFFER , $buf_lng-1 ) ;
      print "<$buf>\n" ;
    }
    $buf_lng = length($BUFFER) ;
  
    print ".\n" ;
    sleep(1) ;
  }
}

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But thanks for the reply!

Graciliano M. P.
"The creativity is the expression of the liberty".

In reply to Re: Re: Select on STDIN or ALARM?! For Win32 doesn't work! by gmpassos
in thread Select on STDIN or ALARM?! For Win32 doesn't work! by gmpassos

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