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Re: Threads in Apps
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Re: Threads in Apps


  • Subject: Re: Threads in Apps
  • From: Mal Paine <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 06 Jun 2001 09:21:23 -0400

> NSThread is not exposed in java. you are supposed to use ``native'' java
> threads. Apple did not obviously cover this in their java cocoa documentation
> (i certainly can't find it). there are some oblique references to threading
> (e.g., posting an event in a subthread causes the event to be posted in the
> main thread's run loop), but that is about it...

Apple has made it quite clear that they won't document things that have
already been documented a zillion times. For Obj-C users, this means they
get to go to a UNIX store to buy a BSD book...Apple's definitely not gonna
reinvent the BSD wheel. For Java users, this means you get to go pick up
your favorite Java reference/manual and read up on threads. On a side note,
I definitely agree that Apple shouldn't redocument the common stuff...that
way they can focus their energy on the docs we *really* need for the cocoa
specific interfaces.

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mal paine
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ilesa software
http://www.ilesa.com
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