Re: glibc errors when using LWP and threads

I can confirm that I do see similar kind of errors when running your test program here on MacOS. I doubt that LWP is really to blame as it's a pure Perl module which should not be able to do anything wrong at the malloc level unless there is a bug in perl (or perhaps the threads module).

glibc errors when using LWP and threads

Hi, Whilst developing a multithreaded PERL application using the SOAP::Lite and threads modules, I encountered memory allocation errors such as the following resulting in PERL aborting: *** glibc detected *** corrupted double-linked list: 0x002a99400098 *** *** glibc detected *** double

Rare Fatal Errors using Threads and libwww

I have a simple perl script that uses libwww and related modules to post web forms to www.my2way.com (2 way pagers). For throughput, I have made the script multi-threaded, its running on a large Solaris 8 server so cpu / memory are not issues. I'm using Perl 5.8.7 built sun4-solaris-thread-multi.

Is LWP threads safe?

Hello! Can anyone tell me if LWP is threads safe? I am maintaining this project and it already uses threads and I need to add functionality which LWP ideally suits for. And I can't change the project at this stage to use a non-thread based multiprocessing. P.Krumins

Re: Threads calling LWP causes exception

I was incorrect with my last reply, the problem still exists with VS uninstalled. Is Crypt::SSLeay thread safe? Steve Haneman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: FYI. I found that if I run on a system without MS VS .NET 2003, the problem goes away. Steve Haneman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello,

Re: Threads calling LWP causes exception

FYI. I found that if I run on a system without MS VS .NET 2003, the problem goes away. Steve Haneman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello, I have an issue and I hope you can help. Attached is the Perl code and the stack trace of the exception. The exception happens when returning f

Re: threads

On Wed, Mar 10, 2004 at 08:44:56PM +0100, allan juul wrote: > hi > > i have a problem while trying to build a spider using perl threads. > Consider the program below which is just an example to get going. > i wish to hit a certain site's frontpage for any number of times (fo

threads

hi i have a problem while trying to build a spider using perl threads. Consider the program below which is just an example to get going. i wish to hit a certain site's frontpage for any number of times (for example 300) i imagine that since theres a lot of content on the page each request