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| About single threaded mode for C/C++ builders after 10688 revision [message #47405] |
Thu, 12 January 2017 20:25  |
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Hello.
As someone may be noticed, Mirek removed single threaded mode (from C/C++ builders) in 10688 revision. I don't know about real intentions, which led to this, but if read changes in mentioned revision, the purpose of it is to enable multithreaded mode by default for uppsrc/Core.
I think, that removal of single threaded mode from C/C++ builders may limit usage of TheIDE for development of non-U++ applications ([1]), because C/C++ compilers may support single and multi threaded models.
I propose to revert changes in 10688 revision and add thread model options to C/C++ builder(s) instead (with multithreaded mode by default, if this is new U++ defaults).
The proposed patch (with some basic changes) attached. The "THREAD_MODEL" variable may be renamed, if needed.
Edit: The proposal may be ignored after some explanation in below message.
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[Updated on: Fri, 13 January 2017 17:20] Report message to a moderator |
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| Re: About single threaded mode for C/C++ builders after 10688 revision [message #47415 is a reply to message #47405] |
Fri, 13 January 2017 16:49  |
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Looks like, the HasFlag("MT") checks was used on Windows to add "-mthreads" option to GCC (compatible) compiler and "-MT" option for MSC compiler (where latest versions used multithreaded option(s) by default, based on "IsMsc89()" check). The C/C++ builder(s) on others operating systems wasn't affected, because they doesn't have HasFlag("MT") checks.
So, as I understood, some alternative description for changes in 10688 revision is:
"Single threaded mode removed for C/C++ builders on Windows. Force multithreaded mode for U++ source code, which based on uppsrc/Core".
I guess, my proposal may be ignored, if there is no need for such features on Windows.
[Updated on: Fri, 13 January 2017 19:13] Report message to a moderator |
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