Jason Tackaberry wrote: > On 2008-01-17 15:12, Dirk Meyer wrote: >> What does None do? A thread called None or main? > > None will spawn a new thread each time it's called. It won't use > jobserver. It replicates Thread behavior.
So the code will look like
ThreadCallback(object)
MainThreadCallback(ThreadCallback):
ThreadCallback.__init__('main', ...)
Thread(ThreadCallback):
ThreadCallback.__init__(None, ...)
While this looks good on one side, the logic behind it is very
different. ThreadCallback needs to connect to a JobServer,
MainThreadCallback needs to be called from the mainloop with wakeup
and async blocking result and Thread needs to start and join a new
Thread.
I'm not sure it is worth the work to try to fit these into one base
class.
Dischi
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