Bruno Boettcher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> computation is made by methods (which may contain yields) called through a
> select in the run-method of each thread, after computation the thread is
> blocked by a self-build semaphor. Each thread has a wake method, which sets
> the desired computation and send a notify to unblock the semaphor. The dummy
> method contains only a return, nothing more.
This is interesting. However, I am a bit confused, and I need some
clarification. So a thread may:
1. yield; or
2. semaphore-block
When does each happen? Does #1 happen once in a while? Does #2
happen only when the thread has finished all of its tasks?
Meanwhile, I will try a few experiments based on this description.
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