This article explains how to test code that uses the Parallel::ForkManager
module in Perl. We'll cover best practices, example code, and strategies for effective testing of parallel processes.
Perl, Parallel::ForkManager, Testing, Code Example, Parallel Processing
use strict;
use warnings;
use Parallel::ForkManager;
# Create a new ForkManager with a maximum of 4 processes
my $pm = Parallel::ForkManager->new(4);
# An array of tasks to process
my @tasks = (1..10);
# Loop through tasks
foreach my $task (@tasks) {
# Start the ForkManager for each task
$pm->start and next;
# Simulate some work being done
print "Processing task $task in PID $$\n";
sleep(1); # Simulate time-consuming work
# Finish the child process
$pm->finish;
}
# Wait for all child processes to finish
$pm->wait_all_children;
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