On 10/15/2014 05:07 PM, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
just like pretty much all GUI toolkits I know.
AFAIK, in fact pretty much all GUI toolkits are not thread save in a
sense of "simply use any function from any thread you like", but with
most of them it should be possible to have them create windo
Sorry , I meant fpGUI created applications , not the toolkit.
Thanks
Brian
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Brian wrote:
>Is fpGUI running under X11 thread-safe?
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No the toolkit itself is not thread-safe, just like pretty much all GUI
toolkits I know. Saying that, you can obviously develop multi-threaded
applications with fpGUI or any other toolkit.
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On 2014-10-15 15:59, Brian wrote:
> Is fpGUI running under X11 thread-safe?
The toolkit itself is not thread-safe per-se (like all GUI toolkits I
know), but you can obviously still develop multi-threaded and
thread-safe applications.
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fpGUI Toolkit - a cross-platform GU
i use lot of (complicated) threads with fpGUI => works perfect and no
problems...
I even have done hard-core test.
The only thing that i noticed is when using synchronize() with fpc < 2.7.1
=> i have better synchronization with fpGUI-build-in postmessage().
If queue() (fpc >= 2.7.1) is used => a
Is fpGUI running under X11 thread-safe?
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Brian
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