On 11/28/2011 07:37 AM, breezes wrote:
Thanks. It seems that I have to write two classes, one synchronized and one is
not. Of course the
synchronized one should be the wrapper.
However, all members of a synchronized class are also shared. So I can not use
the un-synchronized class
in the
I have several cumtermized data structures which will be used both in shared
and unshared situations. Because un-synchronized classes can not be used in
shared situation, I think i have to
define these classes as synchronized classes, because otherwise i will have to
write the same class twice.
On Sunday, November 27, 2011 13:53:49 breezes wrote:
I have several cumtermized data structures which will be used both in shared
and unshared situations. Because un-synchronized classes can not be used in
shared situation, I think i have to define these classes as synchronized
classes,
Thanks. It seems that I have to write two classes, one synchronized and one is
not. Of course the
synchronized one should be the wrapper.
However, all members of a synchronized class are also shared. So I can not use
the un-synchronized class
in the synchronized wrapper class directly. I found
On Monday, November 28, 2011 06:37:39 breezes wrote:
Thanks. It seems that I have to write two classes, one synchronized and one
is not. Of course the synchronized one should be the wrapper.
However, all members of a synchronized class are also shared. So I can not
use the un-synchronized
