Where xan I find an example of a serial dispatch queue?
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On Apr 29, 2010, at 11:35 AM, Thomas Clement <thoma...@free.fr> wrote:
Just use a serial dispatch queue (or if you need to run pre-10.6 use
an NSOperationQueue with a max concurrent count set to 1) and
dispatch operations to the queue whenever you want.
The operation passed to the queue should write some data to the
socket.
Thomas
On Apr 29, 2010, at 2:26 PM, Paul Franz wrote:
I am trying to convert my Java code to Objective-C code and I have
run
into a problem. I have thread, that currently has a socket open and
it
sits there and send packets of information through the socket.
Currently my queue code uses the wait/notifyAll methods in Java to
put
the thread into a wait state (i.e. not actively checking and using
CPU) and to wake it up. The methods look like:
void push (String str)
{
queue.add(str);
notifyAll();
}
String pop ()
{
while (queue.isEmpty())
{
wait();
}
return queue.remove();
}
How do you do the samething in Cocoa/Objective-C?
Paul Franz
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