| |
| |
| |
|
Page: 1 2 3 4
Comments:
<0> Paladinzz : to log off ?:-P
<1> lol
<1> no i was thinking about something like Tag, but online
<1> that would be kinda fun
<2> This is SO much more effective than tons of if statements everywhere. What is the name for this kind of data structures design technique? Do other data structures exhibit this kind of "encoding the problem within itself" effect ?
<3> "this"?
<3> maybe command pattern.
<4> hello, i have a rpoble with painting on a JFrame: i use a cl*** that extends JFrame, i want to,say, paint the backgroung blue using g.fillrect() and also add a component like a JButton.te problem is that JButton is not visible unless the mouse cursor p***es over it...any ideas? (i override paint() for drawing)thnx a lot in advance!
<2> ??
<3> TechCel: weird question.
<3> Kosder: possibly related: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=background+image+jframe+java&btnG=Google+Search
<4> i ll check it out...
<3> and on he went, checking.
<5> hello again
<3> hi
<5> I have simple question about thread
<6> so ask
<6> Kosder
<6> erf not here no more
<5> I'm typing
<5> ernglish is not my native...wait please
<6> if youre french, query me
<5> If I have a proccess asigned in a thread to the CPU, and it share the same thread with another proccess, I understand that *one of them* is going to execute, only one, but that really happns if one of the process is in blocked or suspended state
<5> so....can I have two proccesses in executing state ?....in one CPU ?
<5> I understand that the question is "no"...but,
<5> I really want to know more details about it... It confuse me a lot
<3> javac: i have only heard of being able to ***ign/bind processes to cpus, not threads.
<5> well...
<5> When I refer to thread..is jut a group of processes sharing the same thread!
<5> because that's the concept of light processes
<3> javac: i don't understand your usage of terminology. it seems that you have mixed up processes with threads and vice versa.
<5> hehe...may be
<3> processes have at least one thread. if the process is a multithreaded program, it has more than one thread.
<5> I don't know why it's so difficult for me, learning about multithreading...man!!! :@
<7> Clackwell: I think he's referring to Thread(), which can make it look as if you ***ign something to a thread.
<5> that's it
<7> test = new Thread(new MyCl***); test.start();
<7> in that example I can understand if someone picks it up as you "***ign" MyCl*** to its own thread.
<5> yes
<6> javac >> |so....can I have two proccesses in executing state ?....in one CPU ? > why not ?
<5> when I'm running a simple program, I'm running it using main thread
<7> javac: and yeah, you can have multiple processes and multiple threads.
<5> when I'm running a simple program, I'm running it using "main" thread
<6> "main" method :)
<5> yes...the main method
<5> but it's the main thread....too
<7> javac: and a thread usually uses the 'Runnable' interface, so no main() needed.
<5> ;)
<5> may be I'm so confused...
<5> I'm thinking in theory first...without any programming language
<5> because they have differents way and interfaces...but, the same states...that's the basics and fundamentals
<5> in all prgramming languages
<5> Thanxs a lot Lion-O
<7> Hmm.. IMO you could take a closer look at the API docs for java.lang.Thread, it gives you some more examples (ofcourse Java specific) with regards to the main thread ("singlenon-daemon thread") and the others you can create.
<8> Visit http://itinfo.eyethroughtheweb.com/itinfo/ for Information Technology topics related to Software Programming.
<6> hehe :)
<5> (y)
Return to
#java
or
Go to some related
logs:
ghuir
cyberjb
#linuxhelp
#MissKitten
cont skype
#linux
site:www.quotesdb.info imlive credit
#windows
#linuxhelp
petitgirl
|
|