Andreas Zieringer schrieb:
look into OpenSG/Source/System/FileIO/Base/testLoaderRender.cpp for an
example. In my app I do the file loading in a extra thread, to abort I
kill the loading thread. I'll send you a small example later.
Do you use the thread classes offered by OpenSG or a system dependant
thread library? I'm currently using something like this:
BaseThread thread = BaseThread::create();
thread->runFunction( function, arg );
(using "this" as arg, so I can call member functions of my class...)
However, that leaves me with no chance for cleanup if I have to
terminate() or kill() the thread. That's why I'd rather write a thread
class inheriting from OSG::Thread (where I could put cleanup code in the
destructor). The constructor needs two arguments, however, and I'm not
sure what to pass there:
Thread (const Char8 *szName, UInt32 uiId);
At least the constructor is protected, not private...
Regards,
Robert
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