Another posting of Steffen that reply to xbase is the only multitread project

require a reply?

Steffen's Response to my post on  Pritpal Bedi take on Multi-
threading.
Sorry to use your blog to comment on the comments of others, as I
think this is not the idea of a blog. Anyway please allow me to
clarify my statement. I said "clean and easy to use way of
multithreading", i didn't say the Harbours don't support
Multithreading. My statement is still true, even so Harbour and
xHarbour have implemented the ability to execute code in multiple
threads and have implemented some of the interfaces Xbase++ provides
in one way or another. They are still far away from the idea and
concepts of Xbase++ in that area. In addition Harbour and xHarbour
implemented different semantics of isolation. Which makes porting of
complex MT applications for sure a mess. Let me clarify that.



2009/2/18 Massimo Belgrano <[email protected]>:
> From a user's POV they are probably the same.
>
> Maybe there are some aspects of xhb which I don't know and could make
> the process different, but normally it's just a recompile and relink,
> feature-wise Harbour is on par with xhb, and a plus Harbour is
> cleaner, more robust, more portable and faster, it also has an xhb.lib
> which aims to provide compatibility with features we've opted not to
> include in the core product...
>
> Read the rest of this most interesting and helpful article at
> Clipper... Clipper... Clipper at http://cch4clipper.blogspot.com.
>
> CCH
> Clipper... Clipper... Clipper
> http://cch4clipper.blogspot.com.
>



-- 
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