I don't understand the problem with these scenarios. > A couple of other scenerios > > Thread 1 Thread 2 > push(@a, @b); $a[35]++ > What does > User level cross variable consistancy. mean? > > push(@a, $b); > $acount++ if $b <35; > > > Even cooperative threading doesn't help. Doesn't help with what? - SWM
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