I need the read non-blocking of check if there's any
data ready before doing the READ.
The complete consumer is a program that reads account
packets from a radius server (this problem has been solved)
and stores the Radius attributes (MAC,IP,User_name) in a
List of Hashes. This list of hashes has t
David Moron wrote:
> The consumer has only to read lines from its STDIN and print them to
> the STDOUT.
print while(<>);
>
> These scripts are a simplified version of the producer/consumer
> problem and they try to emulate a multithreaded perl program. IMHO
> It's not important what I want to d
The consumer has only to read lines from its STDIN and print them to the
STDOUT.
These scripts are a simplified version of the producer/consumer problem
and they try to emulate a multithreaded perl program. IMHO It's not
important what I want to do with consumer, the problem is that consumer
David Moron wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> I'm testing a simple IPC implementation that uses Linux pipes to
> communicate a producer script and a consumer.
> The producer script looks like:
>
> while(1){
> print "Hello\n";
> sleep(2);
> }
>
>
> And the consumer:
>
> my @lines;
>
Hi everybody,
I'm testing a simple IPC implementation that uses Linux pipes to
communicate a producer script and a consumer.
The producer script looks like:
while(1){
print "Hello\n";
sleep(2);
}
And the consumer:
my @lines;
while(1){
sleep(10);
if (){#Non-blocking
