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But it seems that this will only work to run command line programs in parallel with open3.

I want something "functional" -- eg, something that will let me run a series of functions (which in perl I'm reading "code references") in parallel, like goog does with MapReduce.

I'm thinking maybe something more along the lines of Parallel::Simple.

Thanks all the same, because that was a very interesting read.

In reply to Re^2: Using functional programming to reduce the pain of parallel-execution programming (with threads, forks, or name your poison) by tphyahoo
in thread Using functional programming to reduce the pain of parallel-execution programming (with threads, forks, or name your poison) by tphyahoo

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