Hi Maekawa,
Good to hear from you again.
Even within one applet you can have more threads by using
{after 0s ....}.This works as there is nearly everything is event based.
However you can't create threads manually.
It is also true that new Applets create by AppletData have their own thread.
Probably, other people can tell you more details.
Cheers,
Friedger
Takanobu Maekawa schrieb:
Hi all.
To tell the truth, I have not really understood
the architecture of the thread model that Curl runtime
controls applets within itself.
I have thoutht that once applets are loaded to the runtime
the runtime makes additional threads for new applets,
then controls them.
Is that right?
If so, what happens when an applet has another applet within it
using AppletData and AppletGraphic ?
Does the both applets runs separatelly like a multithread application?
regards.
--maekawa
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