Re: Subroutine lock doesn't work for me. Please help

Hi Kevin Sproule,
Thanks for replying, and yes, adding the variable does help. Can I ask
you a few more questions or whoever:

1. Why the need to add the $lock variable since doesn't the subroutine
already have a lock attribute? (and since section on subroutine lock
didn't mention it.)

2. The output is " A thread exited while 2 threads were running.".
What other 2 threads are there?

3. I didn't understand your comment about "Don't join the main thread
or ourselves ". I understand the main thread part, but aren't we
suppose to join ourselves once the exeuction is done?

Thank you. I am still learning about threads.
jiac.

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