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| − | The [[Analysis/Multi-Threading]] shows OOo deficiencies wrt to multi-threading and thread-safeness. The [[Architecture/Goals for OOo Threading-Model&-Architecture]] identify three thread related types of code ([[Uno/Term/Thread Unsafe|thread-unsafe]], [[Uno/Term/Thread Safe|thread-safe]] and [[Uno/Term/Thread Affine|thread-affine]]). | + | The [[Analysis/Multi-Threading| analysis of multi-threading]] shows OOo deficiencies wrt to multi-threading and [[Uno/Term/Thread Safe|thread-safeness]]. The [[Architecture/Goals for OOo Threading-Model&-Architecture|goals for the OOo Threading-Model & -Architecture]] identify three thread related types of code, which ([[Uno/Term/Thread Unsafe|thread-unsafe]], [[Uno/Term/Thread Safe|thread-safe]] and [[Uno/Term/Thread Affine|thread-affine]]). |
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Revision as of 15:52, 19 February 2007
Type: Specification State: draft Claim: optional
Contents
Feature
The Runtime provides dedicated support for implementing and handling
objects. The threading type of any code can be specified appropriately.
Rationale
The analysis of multi-threading shows OOo deficiencies wrt to multi-threading and thread-safeness. The goals for the OOo Threading-Model & -Architecture identify three thread related types of code, which (thread-unsafe, thread-safe and thread-affine).
API
Two thread related purposes:
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":unsafe"- for thread-unsafe code. -
":affine"- for thread-affine code.
