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MyASPN >> Mail Archive >> pdk
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RE: PerlSvc, forking and LWP
by Jan Dubois other posts by this author
Jan 27 2006 2:56PM messages near this date
RE: PerlSvc, forking and LWP | RE: PerlSvc, forking and LWP
On Fri, 27 Jan 2006, Bullock, Howard A. wrote:
>  That is a little distressing. So what improvement is ithreads over the
>  "old" Threads module? Will ithreads continued to be improved on Win32
>  such that it might someday in not too distant future be usable for
>  such applications?

There is no old Threads module. There is a Thread.pm and a
threads.pm. Thread.pm now exists only as a compatibility layer to
provide a 5.005 compatible interface to threads.pm. Beyond that 5.005
style threads are dead.

ithreads are still being improved, and are already mostly usable in the
later Perl 5.8 releases. They are being used for mod_perl 2.0. :)

The whole threads stuff is a bit off-topic for the PDK mailing list,
so you should move this discussion to the ActivePerl or Perl-Win32-Users
mailing list unless the issues are unique to PerlApp/PerlCtrl/PerlSvc
etc.

Cheers,
-Jan


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