How to run main thread as a real time thread
In real time Java one can create a real time thread and run it via the following methods:
RealtimeThread rt = new RealtimeThread(){
public void run(){
/*do work*/
}
};
rt.start();
RealtimeThread rt2 = new Realti开发者_C百科meThread();
rt2.start();
RealtimeThread rt3 = new RTThread();
rt3.start();
where RTThread is a class which extends RealtimeThread. But clearly the above approaches does not work when it comes to main. So is there a way to do it? My motivation for this is that I want only 2 real time threads to run. If I start two real time threads within main, won't there be a total of 3 threads?
if the RealtimeThread
s are not deamon threads you can let the main thread finish and keep everything running inside the RealtimeThread
s
public class BootStrap extends Runnable{
public static void main(String[] args){
new RealtimeThread(new BootStrap()).start();
//main finishes running and stops
}
public void run(){
//...
}
}
If I start two real time threads within main, won't there be a total of 3 threads?
No. If you start two threads, then return / "fall off the edge" of the main method, you'll have two threads running.
Aren't all threads RealTimeThreads in RTJ? including the main thread?
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