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Hello,
I'm writing a game engine and I need a way to get a precise and accurate "deltatime" value from which to derive the current FPS for debug and also to limit the framerate (this is important for our project).
Doing a bit of research, I found out ...
Started by n2liquid on
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1) A thread may allocate a thread to whichever core....
Windows spreads the load over all the processors to maximize performance .
Threads can be, and are (unless they have an affinity set) reallocated while the thread is running.
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I prefer a lib solely based on pthreads. What is a good c++ lib to for threading?
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Boost is the most standard library for C++, that is not in... .
Here are some:
Boost Thread - This is the most standard choice.
I looked at some options some time ago.
With the threads, then you could look at Thread Building Blocks .
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Looking for a good site or book that explains windows threads, preferably for a beginner. Maybe has a example program to run, etc....
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One of the best ways to get a very good understanding of how Windows Win32 programming works with C++.
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Good Night/Good Morning thread This was a thread on another forum, and I am stealing the topic!!!
Good night all, up way too late on the east coast ... Last edited by Craig Mac; 10-25-2008 at 02:41 PM . Reason: edited to please the girl who sat in the...
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A bogey there!!! Originally Posted by Craig Mac This was thread on another forum I am stealing!!!
Good by Craig Mac This was thread on another forum I am stealing!!!
Good night all, up way too late.
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Hello people!!!
Can someone recommend me a good book about threading in .Net, im using the 3.5 framework and working with Visual Basic.
Thanks in advance
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That said, ....
There is only one really good book about multithreading on the .NET framework - Joe Duffy's will get from Duffy.
This isnt a book.
But not least, Jon Skeet also has a good guide to threading in .Net available here .
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Should there be any preconditions to be fulfilled by a team if the team were to be assigned a task that would involve a good deal of multi-threaded coding?
What would you look for?
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In addition structure complex multithreaded apps? Why only 1 UI thread? What is a mutex? What is a semaphore? Whats a reader writer lock,....
ReaderWriterLockSlim in 3.5 vs ReaderWriterLock in 2.0)
I'd look for some damn good programamers.
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I was recently working on an application that sent and received messages over Ethernet and Serial. I was then tasked to add the monitoring of DIO discretes. I throught,
"No reason to interrupt the main thread which is involved in message processing, I...
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Multi-threading is not a good idea if you need to guarantee precise physical multi-threading is good for really parallel tasks if you don't care much about their relative speed threads in ....
There is a finite answer.
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I am at the end of my first year doing computer science and want to mess around with something basic. I want to use threads so I can learn.
What are some good examples to learn from?
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So he's a ....
Oh yeah, and Doug Lea wrote most of java.util.concurrent.
Data typically block the user interface, making them good candidates for a multithreaded design a ton of great information on writing good multithreaded code in Java.
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The code that I want to write is like this:
void MethodOnThreadA() { for (;;) { // Do stuff if (ErrorConditionMet) ThrowOnThread(threadB, new MyException(...)); } } void MethodOnThreadB() { try { for (;;) { // Do stuff } } catch (MyException ex) { // ...
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There's not an easy way to do....
I'm interested to know why you would want to do this .
That other thread will most likely not know how to handle a thread to abort its processing, that's the best way.
Has experienced something exceptional.
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With the rise of multicore CPUs on the desktop, multithreading skills will become a valuable asset for programmers. Can you recommend some good resources (books, tutorials, websites, etc.) for a programmer who is looking to learn about threaded programming...
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Joseph Albahari wrote a good overview of Threading in C# here:
http://www.albahari.com/threading/
I've read (most of) Java Concurrency in Practice by Brian Goetz, which is very good: WinForms UI Thread Invokes: An....
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