> Cooperative
Thanks. It is because of electromagnetic interferences in my keyboard :)
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> ICS components are using corporative multitasking
Cooperative
>, meaning they do their work in background without using threads.
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Hello NeiSep,
> well i read about it but i don't get can i connect to several servers
> without using Threading ?
> and also receive stuff for every thingy?
ICS components are using corporative multitasking, meaning they do their
work in background without using threads. Technically this means th
well i read about it but i don't get can i connect to several servers
without using Threading ?
and also receive stuff for every thingy?
Have a great day
Arno Garrels wrote:
>Hello NeiSep,
>
>Please read these articles first, if they do not answer you
>question please let us know:
>http://wiki
Hello NeiSep,
Please read these articles first, if they do not answer you
question please let us know:
http://wiki.overbyte.be/wiki/index.php/Asynchronous_Paradigm
http://wiki.overbyte.be/wiki/index.php/FAQ.MultiThreading
(The wiki is still under construction but both articles may point
you to th
But hmm i test to create several TWSocket but that wont work i don't get
the reading part to work correctly.
To be spefic then i need a software that connects to over 200 hubs not
at once but say maybe 10 or 20 hubs at once hubs is servers on Direct
Connect.
So thats what i really need and every
> i just want to know if someone got a simpel exampel of a threading
> application that could connect to several servers at once?
Please describe your needs a little bit more because you don't need
multithreading to connect simultaneously to several servers using ICS.
Thanks to his asynchronous
