Some of the best thread programming advice I've ever read was to never
use Thread.yield() or mess with thread priorities or ThreadGroups in
Java. In my opinion, it's a mistake in the Java API that we even have
the *idea* of Thread.yield() and priorities for the very reason that we
*like* to pr
On Thu, 6 Feb 2003, Hui Huang wrote:
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> They don't really want to be kicked out of CPU. But you have to
> have those yield()'s inserted into a program because otherwise
I think we've lost a little context here. This started out when I said
that instead of not doing anything Thread.yield() cou
> We are in a process of making a routing selector , am just curious what
> advantage the JAVA can have over C++ ( apart from multiplatform) in
> processing the request faster...???
>
> Is there any article that i can read to understand how to make the process
> fast or how we can tweak around wi
I had to admit that I fired off my earlier e-mail with potentially dated
information (its been a couple of years since I last tested thread
behavior).
So I decided to run a small experiment. I created a simple test class
called ThreadTest: two threads racing each other in a counting loop.
The firs
