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| − | ; Thread Affine: Code is Thread Affine, if it offers services to particular threads only (e.g. on Win32 the DestroyWindow function may only be called with a hWnd created by the same thread). Thread affine code is [[Uno/Term/Thread Aware | Thread | + | ; Thread Affine: Code is Thread Affine, if it offers services to particular threads only (e.g. on Win32 the DestroyWindow function may only be called with a hWnd created by the same thread). Thread affine code is [[Uno/Term/Thread Aware|thread aware]]. |
| + | Thread affine objects may be encapsulated by the [[Uno/Spec/Thread Affinity Bridge|Thread Affinity Environment]], ensuring [[Uno/Term/Thread Transparent|thread transparency]]. | ||
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Revision as of 09:44, 5 July 2006
- Thread Affine
- Code is Thread Affine, if it offers services to particular threads only (e.g. on Win32 the DestroyWindow function may only be called with a hWnd created by the same thread). Thread affine code is thread aware.
Thread affine objects may be encapsulated by the Thread Affinity Environment, ensuring thread transparency.
