Mail Archives: djgpp/1997/03/21/12:52:26
Paul Peavyhouse wrote:
>
> Would this not be, generally, the same thing as multi-threading using
> priorities? While there are thread libraries for DJGPP out there (I haven't
> played with threads in DJGPP yet) I think it might behoove Allegro to add
> this feature. Playing with threads in Java, I like the simple approach to
> them (although setting priorities does not work under Win95 :< ). There are
> only a handful of routines needed to implement a fully threadable class; but
> then the problem of synchronizing variables comes into play. Dunno how this
> is managed in C/C++, but the implementation in Java is fairly complex.
> Has anyone played with any threading libraries for DJGPP? Are they
> pretty good, or can it be implemented better?
Actualy, I'm at the very end of my messaging kernel for Allegro.
I think it's not a real multy threading (like paraller tasks in UNIX),
but
it has very helpfull features (I hope so ;) ).
Anyway, then I'm finishing ( next week probably) I announce my work in
our list.
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Regards,
Dim Zegebart,
Moscow Russia.
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