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Yielding Processor
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#1 · December 5, 1997, 11:46 am
Quote from Forum Archives on December 5, 1997, 11:46 amPosted by: keithb <keithb@...>
While still learning about the FBII environment, I'm developing a tool
that's pretty computationally intensive. I'd like to yield some of the
processor back to other applications, so they can do their thing for a while
before I continue. Is there an easy way to do this? Does the DELAY command
yield the processor to other threads?
Thanks,
KeithB
______________________________________________
Keith Bagley
Director of Technology
X-Act! Software
keithb@x-act.com
Posted by: keithb <keithb@...>
While still learning about the FBII environment, I'm developing a tool
that's pretty computationally intensive. I'd like to yield some of the
processor back to other applications, so they can do their thing for a while
before I continue. Is there an easy way to do this? Does the DELAY command
yield the processor to other threads?
Thanks,
KeithB
______________________________________________
Keith Bagley
Director of Technology
X-Act! Software
keithb@x-act.com
that's pretty computationally intensive. I'd like to yield some of the
processor back to other applications, so they can do their thing for a while
before I continue. Is there an easy way to do this? Does the DELAY command
yield the processor to other threads?
Thanks,
KeithB
______________________________________________
Keith Bagley
Director of Technology
X-Act! Software
keithb@x-act.com
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