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Hello,I'm new to Perl threads.<br />
I don't know how to lock a subroutine with ithreads.<br />
while I'm googling, I found a way to lock a sub; lock &amp;sub.<br />
But it's for 5005threads and it seems the function is no longer<br />
supported in ithreads.<br />
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Please help me.<br />

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Hello,I'm new to Perl threads.
I don't know how to lock a subroutine with ithreads.
while I'm googling, I found a way to lock a sub; lock &sub.
But it's for 5005threads and it seems the function is no longer
supported in ithreads.

Please help me.


lock a subroutine with ithreads

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