Niklas Therning wrote:
No it can still be used. In fact, if you don't set a ThreadModel
yourself a ThreadPoolFilter will be used by default. So the example uses
a ThreadPoolFilter.
/Niklas
Good to know. When this happens, then I've misunderstood the
documention. There I've found for high througput / CPU-intensive jobs
some schematics, which made use of ThreadPoolFilters. So I've inserted
in my code such filters too:
addThreadPool( tChain );
...
addDeviceProtocolCodec( tChain );
...
addThreadPool( tChain );
???
Regards
Michael
