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Re: [Protux-devel] Multiple threads
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Luciano Giordana |
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Re: [Protux-devel] Multiple threads |
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Sat, 30 Aug 2003 10:57:17 -0300 |
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> I want to serialize these threads, and my suggestion was (didn't you
> receive my email about this Luciano??) to make a ThreadControl class who
> takes care of the amount of runnning threads, maybe the possibility to
Surely this is a good idea. Mixer is doing such function right now, by starting
independent
threads .
But each thread is related to a armed BUS no armed track. So if you have
assigned 4 armed tracks
from 4 different buses, you will get for independent threads.
> give certain threads a lower/higher priority, and the maximum allowed
> running threads of the same kind.
The priority matter is not important, since protux is supposed in RTC mode ,
where all threads (and child threads)
have the maximum priority from the kernel, reducing the latency problem and
going sync'ed through recording process.
> Each class who wants to start a new thread has to ask the ThreadControl
> class....
> Well, that's an implementation question, don't know if a new thread has to
> be started in the ThreadControl class, or just ask ThreadControl to get
> permission to start a thread, or.....
>
> I'm back online at monday, 8 o'clock pm (GMT + 1)
>
> Have a nice weekend,
>
> Remon
>
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