>
> Albert, do you really need multithreadness with ICS? It's asynchronous so
> you just need one additional thread that will launch and control all
> sockets.
That's what I'm doing... just one additional thread for the HTTP requests. I
don't have a thread for every HTTP request.
> And regarding
Albert, do you really need multithreadness with ICS? It's asynchronous so you
just need one additional thread that will launch and control all sockets.
And regarding the leaks, consider using FastMM4 in full debug mode to get more
info (i.e. type of variable that has been leaked). DispatchMessage
> It is safe to have each HttpCli using his own TMemoryStream and have a lot
> of HttpCli running concurrently.
> It is unsafe to have the same TMemoryStream used by several HttpCli
> components unless you know exactly what you are doing. I would not
> recommand
> it.
Great. I was hoping that was
Also, I use a TMemoryStream with some objects. Is that an issue? Is it
thread safe to have multiple HttpClip objects using multiple
TMemoryStreams
at the same time?
No it's not thread safe. It just reads the stream without any kind of
critical section or locking mechanism.
It is safe to hav
Hello Albert,
On Fri, Mar 11, 2011 at 5:48 PM, Albert Wiersch
wrote:
>
> Also, I use a TMemoryStream with some objects. Is that an issue? Is it
> thread safe to have multiple HttpClip objects using multiple TMemoryStreams
> at the same time?
>
>
No it's not thread safe. It just reads the stream w
Hi Arno,
> > Yes, it works.
>
> What does that mean?
It "mostly" works as it seems to work properly, but I suppose the devil is
in the details... there may be hidden issues that are not coming up yet or
not making themselves known (yet).
> > I have a a message loop for the main thread...
>
>
Albert Wiersch wrote:
>> All threads must have a message loop otherwise ICS won't work.
>
> Yes, it works.
What does that mean?
> I have a a message loop for the main thread...
Then it is well prepared for ICS.
> I
> support the same message loop is used for the threads created from
> that t
