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hello!
I am looking to create a server that maintains a pool of a few
hundred threads at a time, and being a fan of objective-c, i had hoped
to be able to use GNUStep to do this on non-mac platforms.
unfortunately, I don't seem to be able to fork more than about
150-160 threads using
NSThread
The problem you're experiencing is because GNUstep's runtime creates
threads with a detach state of PTHREAD_CREATE_JOINABLE, which don't
release the resources associated with the thread until another thread
calls a pthread_join() on the terminated thread in order to collect its
return status. Which
On 7 Apr 2008, at 03:30, Marc Wan wrote:
hello!
I am looking to create a server that maintains a pool of a few
hundred threads at a time, and being a fan of objective-c, i had hoped
to be able to use GNUStep to do this on non-mac platforms.
unfortunately, I don't seem to be able to fork mor
