On 4/22/08 1:33 AM, Nick Rogers said:
>when I run my cocoa app, Activity monitor shows it having 2 threads,
>and thats ok, cause I'm running one POSIX thread with the start of
>the app and which remains till the app is exited.
>The problem is when I detach a new NSThread, from which I'm calling
>"
Thanks for the reply.
No, it doesn't affect my app. I was just asking whether it is a problem.
On 22-Apr-08, at 1:52 AM, David Duncan wrote:
On Apr 21, 2008, at 1:03 PM, Nick Rogers wrote:
when I run my cocoa app, Activity monitor shows it having 2
threads, and thats ok, cause I'm running on
1) What are you doing in the method you call from your detached thread?
Or
2) Don't worry, be happy.
There are a number of Cocoa features which will create a worker thread of
their own[1]. In other words, if you *never* explicitly create a thread,
you'll likely wind up with multiple threads any
On Apr 21, 2008, at 1:03 PM, Nick Rogers wrote:
when I run my cocoa app, Activity monitor shows it having 2 threads,
and thats ok, cause I'm running one POSIX thread with the start of
the app and which remains till the app is exited.
The problem is when I detach a new NSThread, from which I'm
