05-19-2012
ZeroMQ, as suggested by agama, is surely a good tool, but I'd like to ask a question first: what exactly do you want to do and in which environment should it take place?
Inter-process communication (IPC) is a wide field and for some purposes a simple semaphor is enough while for others one needs shared memory, sockets and whatnot.
Without understanding what exactly you are trying to achieve it is hard to suggest anything.
I hope this helps.
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NAME
Perl::Critic::Policy::ValuesAndExpressions::ProhibitLongChainsOfMethodCalls - Long chains of method calls indicate tightly coupled code.
AFFILIATION
This Policy is part of the core Perl::Critic distribution.
DESCRIPTION
A long chain of method calls usually indicates that the code knows too much about the interrelationships between objects. If the code is
able to directly navigate far down a network of objects, then when the network changes structure in the future, the code will need to be
modified to deal with the change. The code is too tightly coupled and is brittle.
$x = $y->a; #ok
$x = $y->a->b; #ok
$x = $y->a->b->c; #questionable, but allowed by default
$x = $y->a->b->c->d; #not ok
CONFIGURATION
This policy has one option: "max_chain_length" which controls how far the code is allowed to navigate. The default value is 3.
TO DO
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AUTHOR
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COPYRIGHT
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