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Jochen Friedmann #1
Subroutine as a new Task
Hello,
how can I start a soubroutine as a new task.
The main script should run on until the end is reached.
But the subroutine should run in another task where I can work with it.
OS: Win200,WinNT
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Abigail #2
Re: Subroutine as a new Task
Jochen Friedmann (jochen.friedmann2@de.bosch.com) wrote on MMMDCLXVII
September MCMXCIII in <URL:news:bk48o4$ea4$1@ns2.fe.internet.bosch.com >:
"" Hello,
""
"" how can I start a soubroutine as a new task.
"" The main script should run on until the end is reached.
"" But the subroutine should run in another task where I can work with it.
"" OS: Win200,WinNT
The traditional way of doing this is using fork(). Which for quite some
time, has been available for the Windows platform as well.
perldoc -f fork
perldoc perlipc
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