Quoth [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ted Zlatanov): > You're probably right. I was thinking as a user of the module (with > Every.pm), thanks for pointing this out. > > From thrtut, it seems that threads->self()->tid() will return the thread > ID, and of course $$ is the PID. Is there a one-liner that will DTRT > whether threads are loaded or not? I couldn't find one, so the usage > example may have to be a little more complex.
Just use the interpreter address: it's more unique than either pid or tid, and actually reflects 'Perl-level thread of control'. I would say that a second function in D::C (what, two whole functions in one module? Shocking!) to return the interpreter address would be the way to go. Ben -- I touch the fire and it freezes me, [EMAIL PROTECTED] I look into it and it's black. Why can't I feel? My skin should crack and peel--- I want the fire back... BtVS, 'Once More With Feeling'
