missed to cover gtk_main() with gdk_threads_enter and gdk_threads_leave.
now works fine.
Tor Lillqvist <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Yogesh M writes:
> the problem is in gdk_thread_enter and gdk_thread_l
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Yogesh M writes:
> the problem is in gdk_thread_enter and gdk_thread_leave which i
> call from the thread to draw something in the drawing area,
Well, as I said, don't do that.
> 1) How does it work
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Yogesh M writes:
> Gthread not supported in windows?
I did not say that. Gthread works fine. It's using GDK from multiple
threads that doesn't work.
> then how does the thread is executed seperately while
Yogesh M writes:
> In windows XP, gthread doesnt work, it seems to hang the
> program. works nicely in windows 98 though.
Just a coincidence, presumably. Windows 98 is not a "real" operating
system. It doesn't support multiple processors (even hyperthreading).
> it works, though it is going to
Hi!
On Wed, 10 Aug 2005 01:29:34 -0700 (PDT)
Yogesh M <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In windows XP, gthread doesnt work, it seems to hang the program. works
> nicely in windows 98 though.
>
> In XP it shoulds a white window and doesnt draws or responds
>
> when i comment thse line
> g_thread
In windows XP, gthread doesnt work, it seems to hang the program. works nicely
in windows 98 though.
In XP it shoulds a white window and doesnt draws or responds
when i comment thse line
g_thread_init ()
gdk_threads_init()
it works, though it is going to crash when executing thread. it is a
