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Started by Sunny Tsai
Mon, 02 Jul 2001 08:17
multi-thread problem
Author: Sunny Tsai
Date: Mon, 02 Jul 2001 08:17
Date: Mon, 02 Jul 2001 08:17
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Hi there! I write a multi-thread program under win2k and bcb5, everything runs well, but I found that the CPU (PIII 933) consumed 100% every second while I ran my application, who can tell me how to write a low cpu consumption application with multi-thread features. I used the bcb5's new...(in "File" mennu) wizard and generate a new Thread object to finish a multi-thread app. I set the thread priority to tpLow, but had no effect. Thanks to get help here!
Re: multi-thread problem
Author: Indra Gunawan
Date: Fri, 06 Jul 2001 02:45
Date: Fri, 06 Jul 2001 02:45
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perhaps you are using "hard" loop within synchronize block. usually it makes windows hard to divide its processes thus makes your process the only working process while blocking the others. "Sunny Tsai" <hg.caisheng@szgas.com.cn> wrote in message news:3b402e9c$1_2@dnews... > Hi there! > > I write a multi-thread program under win2k and bcb5, everything runs well, > but I found that the CPU (PIII 933) consumed 100% every second while I ran > my application, who can tell me how to write a low cpu consumption > application with multi-thread features. > > I used the bcb5's new...(in "File" mennu) wizard and generate a new Thread > object to finish a multi-thread app. I set the thread priority to tpLow, but > had no effect. > > Thanks to get help here! > >
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