I guess theres a ; missing after the eval block
Yes, thank you.
Quite frankly - I don't understand the "parent alarm" thing.
This was my answer to your request for an algorithm that
could recursively call itself. Say $oldalarm is 3 and
$givetime is 20. Even though cheatmail may have 20 seconds
to complete its task, you know that somewhere higher in the
callstack, you have another watchdog (which I refer to as
a 'parent') that is expecting to be done one way or another
in 3 seconds. Using this algorithm, you know that whichever
watchdog is expecting to be done in 3 seconds will be the
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- It would be nice to have finer granularity than 1 sec. probably Timer::HiRes can do here something.
it's Time::HiRes (not Timer::HiRes.) if you don't want to add the overhead of a module, you can use select, as in select('','','',$time); instead.
~Particle *accelerates*
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