CARIOTOGLOU MIKE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> Unsolicited advice: Your best bet is to run no more than one thread >> in each process. If you need multiple threads, create multiple >> processes to contain them. Writing applications with multiple >> threads in the same address space is like smoking cigarettes: it >> gives you a buzz, but in the long run it is deadly. Just say "no". >> >> >> -- >> D. Richard Hipp -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- 704.948.4565 >> > that depends on the OS. if you do that in windows, for say, a web server, > you will kill the envrironment pretty soon, > as processes are expensive. it would be fine on Unix, I am told.
"OS" and ""windows" in the same sentence ??? Ha. If you try to use a toy as a real tool for real work, it's bound to break. (sorry, couldn't resist. :-) Derrell
