28.06.2011 22:38, Vinzent Höfler wrote:
involving some mutex. Such proper constructs are not enforced by
pascal language automatically (like say in java), so mistakes are
quite possible (and sometimes do happen).
JFTR, but they aren't /enforced/ in Java, neither.
Well, ok, I didn't mean that "synchronize" is enforced, but rather that
it is provisioned with such (simple) syntax that enforces some sanity
and hides most complications (so that one can not forget to leave the
protected block, or try to use some invalid mutex or try to modify the
mutex directly etc...)
(That said, I'm personally quite happy with pascal though)
Nikolai
Vinzent.
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