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I am looking for a Threading framework to use in my Delphi application.
Currently I am evaluating ‘OmniThreadLibrary’ - so far it looks good and does everything I need.
Is there any other ‘Threading framework’ for Delphi ?
(I am using D2006 & D2009)
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To use a thread object in your application (and to create a descendant of Classes. TThread): Choose one: File > New > Other > Delphi Projects > Delphi Files > Thread Object.
Multi-threading is the most useful property of Ruby which allows concurrent programming of two or more parts of the program for maximizing the utilization of CPU. Each part of a program is called Thread. So, in other words, threads are lightweight processes within a process.
Ruby doesn't have green threads. Ruby has threads, whether those threads are implemented as green threads or native threads is left to the specific implementation – many implementations (YARV, JRuby, XRuby, Ruby.NET, IronRuby) actually use native threads.
The Ruby Interpreter is single threaded, which is to say that several of its methods are not thread safe. In the Rails world, this single-thread has mostly been pushed to the server.
As per Vegar Suggestion
Based on my few hours of evaluating OmniThreadLibrary
Here are some of the things I like about it
1) It is simple to use
2) It hides most of the details about multi threading
3) With a few lines of code you can set up multiple threads
4) It is easy to do inter process messages
5) It is still been actively developed
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