Is the new Android class LruCache thread safe? The java doc says: This class is thread-safe. Perform multiple cache operations atomically by synchronizing on the cache:
When writing the usual view controller code, can I assume that this will only be called from a single event-loop thread? What kind of classes do I need to make thread-safe? What are the usual situatio
I\'ve got an activity that uses a thread in order to read a some content from a file. The problem is that if the user decides to rotate the screen while the thread is running the application crushes.
I\'ve got a MVVM setup. My model periodically calls some service and then invokes an action on the ViewModel which then updates some variables exposed to the View.
Currently, I\'m executing 开发者_JAVA百科a heavy task inside AsycTask which uploads images. When I do it via AsycTask, the application closes and no error message appear in the logcat.
The wikipedia article on Singletons mentions a few thread safe ways to implement the structure in Java.For my questions, let\'s consider Singletons that have lengthy initialization procedures and are
I am using std::map to implement my local hash table, which will be accessed by multiple threads at the same time.
The same for all other atomic objects? It\'s easier to explain the question for an AtomicInteger. Since more then 1 thread are accessing the reference to myInt, isn\'t it possible that one thread sees
I\'m currently creating an SDL/OpenGL program, which renders objects based on a few state variables.These state variables are updated continuously in a seperate thread, at a user-defined rate.Every on
I am using static a Resource Dictionary which is initialized the following way: static ResourceDictionary resource = new ResourceDictionary()