> I was not able to locate any lab or description of multi-threaded > programming in J/Win32 in my quick search.
J is single threaded. You cannot create multiple threads in J. > In the User Documentation, there is the statement that for these cases: > "best designed from the ground up to have the GUI part in one execution > thread or task that is always responsive and the data processing part in a > separate thread or task." [1]. Funny, I never realized this statement was ambiguous if you didn't already know what it was trying to tell you :) What it's suggesting is that you embed J as a calculation engine in a larger framework. For example, you could build a .NET project with a C# GUI for the frontend and the J dll or COM objects for the backend. Another easy path would be to run two separate J processes (one for the frontend, one for the backend), and have the communicate via sockets and mapped files. -Dan ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
