Here\'s an idea I just came up with for a safe, efficient way of handling Singleton synchronization issues.It\'s basically double-checked locking, but with a twist that involves thread-local storage.I
I\'ve written application in Delphi 2007, which some times hangs (not even every week, application 开发者_StackOverflow中文版is running 24/7). It looks like main thread gets stuck. What are the option
Is RaiseEvent thread safe? In C# you write if (event != null) { 开发者_开发百科event.invoke(); } and the C# code is not thread safe....If I need to do thread safe events, I write this:
I\'m trying to implement comet style features by polling the server for changes in data and holding the connection open untill there is something to response with.
Recently I tried to开发者_如何学编程 Access a textbox from a thread (other than the UI thread) and an exception was thrown. It said something about the \"code not being thread safe\" and so I ended up
I want to create a process runni开发者_C百科ng under linux that creates multiple threads, each thread writing their own data out to a receiving process over a UDP socket connection. For sizing, say I
I trying to implement synchronization algorithm in C#, without success. Why isn\'t the following code thread safe?
I know that as of the C++03 standard, function-scope static initializations are not guaranteed to be thread safe:
I am trying to send the files from local to FTP, for that I am locking the TCPClient before sending the file. And that file sending is doing in another thread. So that the main thread doesn\'t affecte
let\'s i have this loop : static a; for (static int i=0; i<10; i++) { a++; ///// point A } to this loop 2 threads enters...
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