aditya007 has asked for the wisdom of the Perl Monks concerning the following question:
Hello everybody.
I am new to "Parallel ForkManager".
I have downloaded it.
But I do not know the usage.
I want to use all my "processors".
for any type of perl program.
Example.
A simple perl program.
###### count a length of a string ##########
$string="abcdefg";
$ln=length($string);
print "length of a string = $ln \n";
###### end of a program ##########
This is just an example,
I want to make any perl program
in such a manner that it will use
all processor.
So, how can I make any perl
program in that manner?
Would anyone help me?
Thanks,
Naman
I am new to "Parallel ForkManager".
I have downloaded it.
But I do not know the usage.
I want to use all my "processors".
for any type of perl program.
Example.
A simple perl program.
###### count a length of a string ##########
$string="abcdefg";
$ln=length($string);
print "length of a string = $ln \n";
###### end of a program ##########
This is just an example,
I want to make any perl program
in such a manner that it will use
all processor.
So, how can I make any perl
program in that manner?
Would anyone help me?
Thanks,
Naman
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