Hi, I have not tested on MacOSX but it works fine on gnustep. I am using glib (gnome) for threads (GThread). Note that glib != GTK.
http://library.gnome.org/devel/glib/2.20/glib-Threads.html#g-thread-create http://library.gnome.org/devel/glib/2.20/glib-Threads.html#g-thread-join I am not a fan of gnome library, I prefer Qt, but I had some restrictions in my project. So I advise you to use Qt if you can. I let you know if I can test it on MacOSX, maybe in one month. Sincerely Julien 2009/3/24 Marcus Crestani <crest...@informatik.uni-tuebingen.de> > Julien, > > I saw your posting last month on bug-gnustep. Currently, I am hitting > the same problem as you were: I need to run NSApp in another thread. > > >>> --Second, "GSRegisterCurrentThread()" is a function specific to > >>> GNUstep. And this function is not available using Apple developper > >>> environment. So I will not be able to compile my code in there. Any > >>> comment? > > >> I don't know how you would achieve your aim on MacOS. Possibly you > >> can just run the application run loop in a secondary thread there > >> ... I don't know if that works. > > > I will try just same code but without calling > > GSRegisterCurrentThread(). I let you know if that works. > > Did you get it to work on MacOSX? What thread library did you use? > > Thanks, > -- > Marcus >
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