Doug Turner wrote: ... > Wrong! There are many many examples of classes implementing > THREADSAFE_ISUPPORTS but the class is not. Until we have the concept of > co-classes, the only think that QueryInterface'ing for the ID > NS_ISTHREADSAFE_IID call tell you is that the ISUPPORTS is threadsafe > (coclass can give class information). ... And we do now have something coclass-like. nsIClassInfo snuck in before the xpcdom landing. Mike Shaver even wrote a doc... http://lxr.mozilla.org/seamonkey/source/xpcom/doc/nsIClassInfo-overview.html John.
- What does thread safe mean?? Anandprasanna Gaitonde
- Re: What does thread safe mean?? Rick Parrish
- Re: What does thread safe mean?? Christof Meerwald
- Re: What does thread safe mean?? Doug Turner
- Re: What does thread safe mean?? Doug Turner
- Re: What does thread safe mean?? John Bandhauer
- Re: What does thread safe mean?? Rick Parrish
- Re: What does thread safe mean?? John Bandhauer
- Re: What does thread safe mean?? Doug Turner
- Re: What does thread safe mean?? John Bandhauer
- Re: What does thread safe mean?? Rick Parrish
- Re: What does thread safe mean?? Christof Meerwald
- Re: What does thread safe mean?? Rick Parrish
- Re: What does thread safe mean?? Anandprasanna Gaitonde
