Hi ...I have a piece of code something like: 
while(@xyz) {
   my @copy = splice(@xyz,0,10);
   push @xyz_chunk, \@copy;
}

my @working;

while(@xyz_chunk) {
   my $xyz_chunk = shift @xyz_chunk;
   @working = @$xyz_chunk;
   print "debug: @working\n";
}

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So essentially, I have @xyz_chunk containing arrays of 10 elements from @xyz. I need to be able to do something like 
foreach my $val (@xyz_chunk)
{
   threads->create("sub", $val);
}

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But this is failing miserably (I need to only create 10 threads at any given time from each xyz_chunk element) and I am at the end of my wits. Any help is highly appreciated!!!!!!! Thanks!

In reply to Help needed with regard to arrays by theknightsofni

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