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Re: Win32, fork and XS globals (cygwin)by tye (Cardinal) |
| on Oct 02, 2011 at 05:00 UTC ( #929098=note: print w/ replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
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What options are there that will bring Windows into line with Linux ? Use cygwin Perl. Win32 Perl's fork creates a thread and then makes copies of the Perl interpreter. Copying the Perl interpreter does not make copies of non-Perl global data such as C globals or things loaded from *.dll files. If you want to make a copy, then you need to use something tied to the Perl interpreter instance. You could use a Perl package variable (global), for instance. - tye
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