Parallel-ForkManager
(0.7.9)
While I have not had to return data from my processes, this module was clearly documented with an out-of-the-box synopsis and has simplified working with forked children for me.
N Heinrichs - 2012-02-07T22:43:52
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Parallel-ForkManager
(0.7.7)
Parallel-ForkManager
(0.7.7)
As of this writing, it comes as a shock that this module rating has no more than four stars on average.
I really use the module in situ wherever it comes in handy.
I maintain that with the module in tow, you will be for the first time released from the low-level fork which is prone to make programs nasty.
Taro Nishino - 2010-09-27T18:03:26
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Parallel-ForkManager
(0.7.5)
Parallel-ForkManager
(0.7.5)
Great sugar coating for forking.
RB - 2010-02-09T07:22:58
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Parallel-ForkManager
(0.7.5)
Parallel-ForkManager
(0.7.5)
Good user interface... I have to login to a lot of Cisco rotuers quickly, and this makes the script simple and easy to maintain.
Mike Pennington - 2009-09-27T06:13:51
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Parallel-ForkManager
(0.7.5)
Parallel-ForkManager
(0.7.5)
Takes the drudgery out of forkery, leaving more readable code. Good stuff.
David Precious - 2009-02-09T16:27:30
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Parallel-ForkManager
(0.7.5)
Parallel-ForkManager
(0.7.5)
Even though I know how to use fork(2) directly I find that Parallel::ForkManager improves the readability of my code. It hides the gory details of bookkeeping of running processes whitout hiding whats going on.
Peter Makholm - 2007-08-28T23:14:28
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Parallel-ForkManager
(0.7.5)
Parallel-ForkManager
(0.7.5)
It helps me a lot!
I've found callback functions useful for output some info while script's running under apache webserver. Because apache kills cgi scripts due to inactivity
Anarki - 2006-11-27T10:38:13
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