Przemyslaw, > 1-st I would like to check how looks simultaneous execution in xbase++. >
A single line in _out_.txt, with 'waiting 14.47.32' inside. I had to kill it; it was on a Core2Duo E6750 with windows xp sp3 and using xbase++ 1.90.331; during execution task manager shows 7 threads for the process. > The second thing I would like to test is write access to the same > item from different threads. > It shows the two strings in random order; sometimes several A lines or C lines one after the other. I've left it running for a while, after which it exited leaving a xppfatal.log with an error inside MOM module; during execution it shows 8 threads for the process. (on a second run it kept running for a longer while: when I decided to stop it I had no error). Best regards. PS. As far as I can tell xbase++ can use a single core only; affinity is set on startup for cpu0 only. If, from task manager, I set cpu affinity to both cores the first sample keeps running, the second freezes as soon as I click [ok] inside task manager affinity window (the same for my employer apps, which are all compiled with xbase++). -- __________ | | | |__| Maurilio Longo |_|_|_|____| farmaconsult s.r.l. _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list [email protected] http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
