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Active State Perl. Threads and memory usage.

Asked by icd in Perl Programming Language

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My understanding was that threads on Windows is light weight. That is, it should be possible to run multiple threads without excessive memory requirements. In an application that I have just inherited however I am told that each thread takes up the same as the original application. So, the original application takes 10Mb, each additional thread also takes up 10Mb.

This does not tie in with my expectations. So, is it my expectations that are wrong or the code or the setup?

The application is using
    Windows 2000 SP4
    Active State perl 5.8.6.811
        usethreads=define
        use5005threads=undef
        use ithreads=define
        usemultplicity=define

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ICD

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