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Home » U++ Library support » ScatterDraw & ScatterCtrl » [solved] ScatterCtrl: program access to the "Measures" ? (Need to set per axis min/max and major unit, no clue how to)
Re: [solved] ScatterCtrl: program access to the "Measures" ? [message #52730 is a reply to message #52729] Thu, 14 November 2019 13:56 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Oblivion is currently offline  Oblivion
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Hello Frank,

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Being conversant in Posix Threads and locking primitives, I can't wait to learn how much of those goodies has U++ possibly managed to include in its multi-platform API Smile Last night I've discovered a nice U++ forum thread on the top


As for U++ threads, and MT primitives, I'd suggest you looking at CoWork (Worker thread pool), and AsyncWork (a worker thread impl. similar to promise/future pattern, with result gathering, based on CoWork). Or if you dont require pools, buy simply asynchronicity, and somewhat lower overhead, there is also a dedicated/worker thread hybrid implementation called "Job" (This, again,is a future/promise pattern impl. with result gathering, error management and, cancelletion. It is basically a stripped down version of AsyncWork. And it can be found on my git repo.)

Best regards,
Oblivion


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