[Xitami-Dev] xitami (smt) in a multi-threaded windows program

[Thomas Burghardt]

sorry, but if you take the xitami-xinwin-project, with the changed C++
options (now  Multithreaded
library), the xitami will not run well. Better solution: running the xitami
in a single-threaded dll but it will work only fine, if you  access the
xitami only from one 'Interface-Thread'

With best reagards
> > Institute of Regional Geography
> > Thomas Burghardt
> > Leipzig
> > Germany
> > t_burghardt@ifl-leipzig.de


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----- Original Message -----
From: "Shivakumar Gopalakrishnan" <g_skumar@yahoo.com>
To: <xitami-dev@lists.xitami.org>
Sent: Friday, July 18, 2003 11:08 PM
Subject: Re: [Xitami-Dev] xitami (smt) in a multi-threaded windows program


> Hi
>
> I found this easier method but it will work ONLY IF
> you are not accessing smt/sfl functions simultaneously
> from multiple threads. Given the warning it has worked
> fine with my windows programs.
>
> What I do is creat another configuration in VC++
> called MultiThreaded Debug/Release in libsfl project
> and change the C++ options to use the Multithreaded
> library.
>
> I rebuild the project with the new configuration and
> use it in my windows programs without any problems.
>
> Optional Advanced Tip: I also create similarly named
> configurations in my windows VC++ project and make it
> dependent on the libsfl and libsmt project (You have
> to insert the libsfl and libsmt project into your
> windows project first) . This way the correct
> (debug/release) library gets automatically linked with
> my windows program. Also any changes in the libsfl or
> libsmt code would automatically force relinking in the
> windows program.
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Shivakumar Gopalakrishnan
>
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> > Date: Thu, 17 Jul 2003 11:33:46 +0200
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> > Dear programmers,
> > we would like to use the xitami (with smt)
> > implementation in a =
> > multithreading windows program (compile with VC++
> > and the \MT option).
> > but we still discovered, that smt only run with the
> > singlethreaded =
> > runtime libraries.
> > Is there any solution to link our program with the
> > multithreading =
> > runtime libraries?
> > For example build the xitami as a dynamic link
> > library (dll) with single =
> > threaded!
> >
> > With best regards
> >
> > Institute of Regional Geography
> > Thomas Burghardt
> > Leipzig
> > Germany
> > t_burghardt@ifl-leipzig.de
> >
>
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