Hi I'm trying to share an array of arrays between threads and I have no luck with that.
I'm new to Perl, I would really appreciate all your help
here is how I'm sharing array X


my $ARRAY_SIZE = 45;
my $X = &make_shared_array();

sub make_shared_array {
my $a = &share([]);
for (my $i = 0;$i < $ARRAY_SIZE;++$i) {
my $row = &share([]);
$a->[$i] = $row;
}
return $a;
}

sub abc {
push(@{$X[$var1]}, $Var2);
}


Basically, new string in (Var2) will be pushed into array X every time this sub gets called.
After we are done writing array X, I would like to be able to compare each of these arays X[0], X[1], X[2], .... Against a one_dim array "Y"
but before I even get to compare the arrays I tried to print X[1] and it's blank :(
I'm not sure what I'm missing.
Thank you so so much for your help


sub test{
Print "@X[1]\n";
}

This is what I'm hoping to print:


X[0] = ("QWE", "RTYU" ,"IOP")
X[1] = ("QSWE", "TYU" ,"IKOP", "BVC")
X[2] = ("QE", "TYU")
X[3] = ("QSWE", "TYU" ,"IKOP", "BVC", "LMNB")
.
.
.

In reply to sharing array of arrays between threads by bebe

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