Revision history for Perl extension Parallel::Forker

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*** Add ::Forker process method. [by Niels van Dijke]

*** Add ::Process state and state_stats methods. [by Niels van Dijke]

**** Fix rsh test failure.

**** Use Test::More to simplify test failure debugging.

** Add reap_processes and reap to reclaim memory. [by Muir Manders]

*** Fix memory leak. [by Muir Manders]

**** Fix Pod::Usage dependency, rt51024. [Andreas Koenig]

**** Documentation updates.

** This package is now licensed under LGPL v3 and/or Artistic v2.0.

**** Fix ignore files to support GIT.

*** Add in_parent method and recommend usage, rt40886. [Ton Voon]

*** Run processes in sorted rather than hash order. [Bryce Denney]

**** Reorganize kit to use lib directory, for easier standalone use.

*** Warn, but allow users to set SIG{CHLD}='IGNORE'. [Kevin Montuori]

**** Warn if use_sig_child is undefined, as need to know if on or off.

**** Report error if create or schedule a task, and the same name exists.

**** Documentation cleanups. [Bryce Denney]

**** Add use_sig_child method, and accelerate poll. [Darrell Bishop]

**** Fix hang in applications that call poll without sig_child.

This broke in 1.212 and 1.213. [Venkataramana Mokkapati]

**** Internal refactoring of poll and wait_all routines.

**** Documentation cleanups. [Darrell Bishop]

**** Extend poll() to allow multiple processes to complete. [Darrell Bishop]

This means poll() has no return value; the old return was undocumented.

**** Fix kill_tree causing _subprocesses error message

*** Internal reorganization of modules and comments.

**** Remove Schedule::Load dependency. [Alan Burlison]

*** Add last-run PID number to write_tree output file. [Jeff Dutton]

*** Fix poll() setting activity with no runnable processes. [Jeff Dutton]

** First public release.

** Support running processes when other processes fail.

** First created



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