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Re: CFRunLoopStop
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Re: CFRunLoopStop


  • Subject: Re: CFRunLoopStop
  • From: Dustin Voss <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 10:36:18 -0800

On 3 Mar, 2004, at 11:00 PM, Todd Lair wrote:

I've been using a secondary RunLoop in a thread, and it has DO NSConnections as well as NSTimers. This loop runs until the thread is ready to exit, and I was able to remove or invalidate those sources which caused the thread's loop to return from the run method call.

Now, I've added an NSURLConnection to the mix, and I'm using this asynchronously. However, I cannot, no matter what I try to do, figure out how to remove the sources it adds so my run loop will end. I've tried, honest.

I'm going to try and use CFRunLoopStop. However, before I give this a shot, I'd like to know that a run loop cleans up its own sources when deconstructred. Once returning from run, I'll be exiting the thread which I assume releases the loop for the thread. Does the runloop deallocate its sources as well when it does this?

I could figure this out, but I've been banging my head on this one for a couple of days, and I have quite a few dents in my head. I thought if someone new, maybe it would save me some extra brain damage.

At least for NSRunLoop, the better way to stop a loop is to run it for a short time, check to see if you should exit, run it for a short time again, etc. As for your question, if the run loop retained its sources, it will release its sources when deallocated.
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