On 29/09/06, Vincent Snijders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
All gui stuff I run on windows. Non visual test apps, I can run on linux too.
If I really want I could do GUI in linux too, but I don't know too much about
gtk
and I rather spent time on improving things on the windows platform.
No problem - maybe someone else in the mailing will spot this and try
it under Linux with a GUI. Please post your results if you read this.
I thought in your initial mail your were talking about having a console test app
with threads. Synchronize is harder then, because you have to call
CheckSynchronize
yourself.
Yes, after the Sort Demo didn't work, I looked for test apps based on
threads supplied with FPC. I found one in the fcl/tests directory.
It didn't run as advertised of my system either. Not a great demo
though. I will try and knock up a better console demo and see if it
still does what the GUI Sort demo does. I just need a good idea for a
console demo.
So far all my tests point to a problem with FPC compiled apps and
threading under Linux. Kylix 3 apps using threading works fine as
well.
Regards,
- Graeme -
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