Are you releasing the threads when done with each? With Windows I
believe the maximum concurrent thread count is 255. If not, please
follow the standard operating procedure Bill has outlined below...
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> It looks like it's unicode. That is a real problem because not everything
> is equally unicode aware. Sometimes a unicode sequence will be
> displayed as
> its constituent bytes and in other contexts it will decay into a hook
> character. U'll probably need to go all unicode aware on ur I/O an
LeFevre, Ken wrote:
> I have a process that reads a snippet of code from a database and then
> executes it using an eval. When I run it using my test tools, it works
> great. When I run it as part of a system that spawns worker threads and
> these threads do the eval, the same code fails. Here a
I have a process
that reads a snippet of code from a database and then executes it using an
eval. When I run it using my test tools, it works great. When I run
it as part of a system that spawns worker threads and these threads do the eval,
the same code fails. Here are my particulars:
I will try to run a perl program on target machine as a service.
And I will log in through telnet and send a signal to
The program to ask it to launch the application for me.
How can I send a Signal to a perl program on Windows?
Ted zeng
On 10/24/05 4:46 AM, "$Bill Luebkert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bernard Kenik wrote:
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Sent: Monday, October 24, 2005 2:50 AM
Subject: Re: Need help with h2xs and XS
Hello Bernard,
You did not include the libraries for for strcmp and p
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Sent: Monday, October 24, 2005 2:50 AM
Subject: Re: Need help with h2xs and XS
Hello Bernard,
You did not include the libraries for for strcmp and printf.
regards
Reinhar
Markus Tron wrote:
> For instance: setting alert() and catching $SIG{ALRM} works nice on Win
> XP. I was not able to make it work on W2K3 though.
Kinda depends on what you're doing since there is no real signal mechanism
in Windoze.
If you are making it back to the main perl program loop, then I
For instance: setting alert() and catching $SIG{ALRM} works nice on Win
XP. I was not able to make it work on W2K3 though.
Regards
Markus Tron
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Hello Bernard,
You did not include the libraries for for strcmp and printf.
regards
Reinhard
Bernard Kenik wrote:
I am currently trying to learn how to use XS.
I am reading and doing the examples in the perlxstut.
So far I have not been able to do example1.
I am using Windows XP with Servi
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