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TrivialThread and factory objects
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TrivialThread and factory objects


  • Subject: TrivialThread and factory objects
  • From: Robert Goldsmith <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 23 Sep 2002 15:33:52 +0100

Hi all :)

I'm also working through some thread stuff and DO and I've been very
carefully looking through TrivialThread and SimpleThread examples. I
have a (prob. simple) couple of (compound) questions:

1) The factory object connectWithPorts: creates the autorelease pool.
What scope does this have? I assume that all the thread instances
created share this pool. Does the factory method need to have this pool
or can I manage it on a per-instance basis?

2) The runloop is started in the factory object. This I just don't get
at all. Does this mean that the instances are all bound to the same
runloop? So stopping that one runloop should terminate all the threads?
I think I could do with a bit of an overview as to why this is a good
(or bad) thing, please :)

thank you

Robert

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