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    The above could be used like this:

       my $rpc = AnyEvent::Fork
          ->new
          ->require ("MyWorker")
          ->AnyEvent::Fork::RPC::run ("My::Arith::run",
             on_error => ..., on_event => ..., on_destroy => ...,
          );

       $rpc->(add => 1, 3, Coro::rouse_cb); say Coro::rouse_wait;
       $rpc->(mul => 3, 2, Coro::rouse_cb); say Coro::rouse_wait;

    The "say"'s will print 4 and 6.

  Example 4: Forward AnyEvent::Log messages using "on_event"
    This partial example shows how to use the "event" function to forward
    AnyEvent::Log messages to the parent.

    For this, the parent needs to provide a suitable "on_event":

       ->AnyEvent::Fork::RPC::run (

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The above could be used like this:

   my $rpc = AnyEvent::Fork
      ->new
      ->require ("MyWorker")
      ->AnyEvent::Fork::RPC::run ("My::Arith::run",
         on_error => ..., on_event => ..., on_destroy => ...,
      );

   $rpc->(add => 1, 3, Coro::rouse_cb); say Coro::rouse_wait;
   $rpc->(mul => 3, 2, Coro::rouse_cb); say Coro::rouse_wait;

The C<say>'s will print C<4> and C<6>.

=head2 Example 4: Forward AnyEvent::Log messages using C<on_event>

This partial example shows how to use the C<event> function to forward
L<AnyEvent::Log> messages to the parent.

For this, the parent needs to provide a suitable C<on_event>: