wls@oculus.jsei.ucla.edu writes:>} >I was just thinking about the sample programs client.pl and server.pl >in the 'progtramming perl' pps. 342-345). > >I found them very interesting when I first looked at them and they >are the principle reason why I started using perl. (One might >ask why I'm still using perl? That's for another day...) > >Now on MacPerl, I can't do a 'fork to avoid deadlock.' How would I >build and run this example pair on a Macintosh?? > >I don't think you do, since it's difficult to get two copies of the same >program running on a Mac. It's interesting to contemplate arranging to run one side under MPW and the other under the MacPerl application. [Obviously, fork isn't the mechanism to set that up, at least not without some munging I don't want to do.] So far, I've only contemplated. I see that Paul and Chris have already provided more useful answers. --John -- John Baxter (Born before ENIAC, but not by much.) jwblist@olympus.net Port Ludlow, WA, USA ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch