Hi Peter,
a small thread example.
Hope it helps,
Andreas
void mythread(void *s)
{
// do something
_is_running = false;
}
Thread _thread = NULL;
...
if(OSG::Thread::find("MyThread") == NULL)
_thread = OSG::Thread::get("MyThread");
_is_running = true;
_thread->runFunction(mythread, 0, NULL);
while(_is_running)
{
// do something
osgsleep(100);
}
Thread::join(_thread);
Hi
Is it possible to create self-defined threads with OpenSG? I only needed QT
for the QThread and/or QTimer-classes, so if creating threads is also
possible in OpenSG, then I don't need QT anymore, and the problem is
automagically fixed ;)
I noticed there is a OSG::OSGThread-class, but I'm not familiar with that
class, so it might only work on internal code.
Thanks,
--
Peter
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