Subj : Re: Challenge: Multithreading & Synchronization
To   : comp.programming.threads
From : Sergei Organov
Date : Thu May 19 2005 02:25 pm

"Uenal Mutlu" <520001085531-0001@t-online.de> writes:
> "Sergei Organov" wrote
> > "Uenal Mutlu"  writes:
> > > I don't feel so. I would say it is a well-designed classic
> > > real-world example for shared access to a class from multiple
> > > threads.
> >
> > Sorry, I give up. At least in C++ you don't have classes in the running
> > program, so they can't be accessed even from single thread.
> 
> What? There is a global instance of Server called gServer...

gServer is an object, not a class. The fact that you have the only
gServer in your application doesn't make it a class. Well, let's stop
this OT, please.

> 
> > > How would you have designed or formulated it?
> >
> > Sorry, what "it"?
> 
> Of course the problem description.

Only you know the problem, and I can't read your mind, sorry. And if and
when you are capable to indeed formulate the problem, the solution will
most likely be already obvious to you.

-- 
Sergei.

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