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From: "Ara Abrahamian" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Monday, February 25, 2002 10:07 pm
Subject: RE: [Xdoclet-devel] Re: RE: grammar
> Doesn't work for an obvious reason: it catches the parse exception but
> goes on parsing the rest in finally block with a
> popNode/closeNode! 8-)
1) We can hand-edit the java parser and take away the finally.
>
> > Maybe. In the current scenario there is only one of the 60000
> threads> running at a time, because of the locking. We could use 60000
> Runnables
> > instead and just have 2 threads: the main and the parser thread,
> which> jumps back and forth between the Runnables. This kills your
> scalability
> > argument I think.
>
> Two running but 60000 OS threads created and that's the overhead. Btw,
> let's forget it because which stupid guy is going to create such a
there are many stupid guys...
> hugeproject and rerun from scratch every time? You know the timestamp
> checking system is smart enough to not generate if nothing changed
> for a
> template.
>
2) Yeah, but I think we should still create only two threads and let
the parser thread jump between several runnables (because of the stupid
guy).
Can you take a look at it and take make a decision between 1 or 2? I'm
into the testing business right now.
Aslak
> What a crawling day and night it was, phew....
>
;-)
> Ara.
>
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