On Jun 30, 2005, at 12:04 AM, races at Safe-mail dot net wrote:
Try it sometime, go to a search engine and type in mutex.
Many examples and definitions from programming places.
What exactly are you suggesting? After you have read the LR references,
checked the user's guide, and searched the archives - you should use
google and review information about all other programming languages
which might have something similar, rather than asking on this list?
I've been writing software, and participating in developer lists for
over 15 years.
The key, especially on "getting started" lists is to try to quickly
move from being someone who asks questions, to being someone who
answers them, helpfully, so that you can share the load.
Mutexes are brand-new to RB. I didn't notice you offering up how to do
it right - even though you know all about them. Instead you suggest
that we should google about C++'s versions of mutexes... thanks. I'll
keep that in mind.
PS - It is a good idea to change the subject to an appropriate title
when posting to mailing lists, especially when you are hijacking a
thread.
--
Troy
RPSystems, Ltd.
http://www.rpsystems.net
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