Hi Kent,
that's exactly the solution for my problem. Thanks a lot!
Martin
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peleme wrote:
> The threads which arrives to the s function should wait for each other
> until the last one. So A, B, and C executes the last function
> 'together', while D executes it seperate.
> I only know that three threads have to be in synch.
Take a look at the Barrier patter in The Little B
Hi,
Here is a code example to visualize my problem.
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import thread
import threading
from time import sleep
def a():
print "exec a"
sleep(1)
def b():
print "exec b"
sleep(4)
def c()
