>>Both single-thread and multi-thread application is one >>process. You should look to "Threads" column to see the number >>of running threads. > > When I see on Chrome, it has one app and multi process. Harbour app is > one proces and multi app. > On Win of course.
That is because you picked one of the rare client applications (one of the two widespread ones) which split its logic into separate *processes* in order to give better *security* (they can't access each others' memory space directly) and better *stability* (one crashing process (page/tab/site) won't bring the whole browser down). The other such app is IE8. There are detailed articles about the internals, and the details aren't very simple or straighforward. Probably similar could be done with Harbour, but it's out of the scope of the core language and it's a different topic than multithreading. Any app can spawn a sub-process in Harbour too, using hb_Process*() API. Brgds, Viktor _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list [email protected] http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
