Re: Re: threaded question
"Jochen Ritzel" <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.windows.shells.litestep |
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| Message-ID | <op.truxv1tld9nuum@w00t> |
You should use threads any time some bang takes noticeable time to run. Examples would be xModule animations or modules that download stuff like wazup. On Fri, 04 May 2007 21:02:48 +0200, chris <[email protected]> wrote: > Hale, Paul wrote: >> Since I have been reading the NetLoadModule readme, I figured I would >> finally ask what I never understood. What the hell is threaded, what >> does it do and when should it be used? >> Paul Hale > > What it is, has already been explained, but may I suggest this: > > Do not use "threaded" unless you must. > > I would be interested in hearing what actual (definable) benefits anyone > has from running modules as "threaded" as currently exists in Litestep. > I'm not talking theoretical benefits of threading. > > chris > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > Can't Unsubscribe? Check http://desktopian.org/listunsub.html > LS List Homepage: http://wuzzle.org/list/litestep.php > Get the LS FAQ: http://lsfaq.shellfront.org --------------------------------------------------------------------- Can't Unsubscribe? Check http://desktopian.org/listunsub.html LS List Homepage: http://wuzzle.org/list/litestep.php Get the LS FAQ: http://lsfaq.shellfront.org