I\'m using Thread::Pool::Simple for multi-threading. I have a couple of questions which are quite general to multi-threading, I guess:
I have written a python script to use gstreamer (pygst and gst modules) to calculate replaygain tags, and it was crashing inconsistently with various gobject errors. I found somewhere that you could f
I am messing with multiple threads accessing a resource (probably memory).What does \"readback\" mean in开发者_如何学Go this context?
I have a property declared as the following: @property(assign) BOOL die; One thread continuously checks if it should die by looking to see if that variable has changed to YES. When that die is set
I have a program that I link with many libraries. I run my application on profiler and found out that most of the time is spent in \"waiting\" state after some network requests.
I have开发者_JAVA百科 multiple threads accessing variables. I know how to write spinlocks and use the Threading.Interlocked methods to increment etc. variables.
I attended an interview today in which the interviewer asked me the following question : Is re-entrancy and mutual exclusion thread-safe ? Can you explain why ?
I have a Python/wxPython program where the GUI is the main thread and I use another thread to load data from a file.Sometimes the files are big and slow to load so I use a wxPulse dialog to indicate p
I\'ve created a function that will convert all the event notification codes to strings.Pretty simple stuff really.
Readingthis question, I wanted to test if I could demonstrate the non-atomicity of reads and writes on a type for which the atomicity of such operations is not guaranteed.
加载中,请稍侯......