semaphores do not access like volatile

Niko Schwarz niko.schwarz at gmx.net
Mon Feb 10 16:02:07 UTC 2003


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Am Montag, 10. Februar 2003 15:47 schrieb Robert Withers:

> I have a shared priority queue alternative as well, if you are
> interested in that.

thats nice, thank you, but i got it to work already, and you know: never 
change a running horse ;-)

I have another thingy now: Socket gives me random timeouts when sending data. 
I'm using sunit tests, so my socket is permanently connected and unconnected 
(or rather: thrown away and assigning a new one).
 so i keep on repeating my unit tests hoping that in one run no test will get 
a timeout. 

I use: 
send: aString 
	"XXX blocks"
	socket sendData: aString

without further threading.
I've seen another program use a write-thread and an output-queue, but i found 
this extremely ugly, and moreover i felt like squeak should provide this 
somewhere already.

any hints?

regards,

nick
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