Here are my two cents: Thread: When you feel comfortable enough that you can handle all the IDEAL number of threads. This is almost always never the case. It is hear for people that would cry out that I want REAL threads not the .NET thread pool. If you don’t want to ask this question … Read more
Disabling CheckForIllegalCrossThreadCalls is really not a good idea. Why don’t you just make your code thread-safe instead? It’s actually easier than a lot think. What you have to do is call a method which checks the InvokeRequired property of the form. If it returns True, the function will invoke itself and then execute the specified … Read more
It’s not asynchronous. You need to invoke start() not run() Run will execute the Runnable’s run method in the current thread. start will create a new thread which will invoke the run method. 0 solved Java Thread Hang
A newly created thread has no affinity, and will be shuffled around the process as deemed best by the system. If you need to pin it to a specific core, this answer provides details for setting affinity to a specific pthread. 1 solved Are pthread.h threads running in just one core
I think you need some modules( you may have some of them already ). Reading packet Detecting node id( with finding patterns ) and sending the packet to a proper thread. Processing with the packet delivered In conclusion, you need three threads. One, which I call it Main thread, manages 1, 2 in the list … Read more
I don’t know for sure if this is your problem, but there is a huge design flaw with your current code. You are creating 1 thread per image. Assuming that you have hundreds or thousands of threads this design cannot scale. For a start there is a significant overhead associated with creating, starting and terminating … Read more
Here is an Example:- On your oncreate method do this txtMessage = (TextView) findViewById(R.id.txt_push_message); new task().execute(); class task extends AsyncTask<String, String,String>{ @Override protected void onPostExecute(String s) { super.onPostExecute(s); txtMessage.setText(“Hi there”); } @Override protected String doInBackground(String… params) { //Do something related to get the data and return that //Return the proper value return null; } } … Read more
You must create a different random number for each thread (more details) so try this code in your main method: for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) { int temp = i; threadArray[i] = new Thread(() => simThread(temp)); Console.WriteLine(“[He Thong] PID ” + i.ToString() + ” duoc khoi tao”); threadArray[i].Start(); Thread.Sleep(20); } and … Read more
The problem is that two instances of the variable X are created in such a set-up: one in a.py and another in b.py. The problem also occurs in this example that reduces it to the essence — it is not related to creating threads: Problem in most simple form File a.py: X = “original value” … Read more