Subject | Re: [IBO] AV when switching to another app |
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Author | Nando Dessena |
Post date | 2005-05-10T06:32:36Z |
Helen, Toby,
the usual corrections. ;-)
replace that with "fbembed is absolutely and completely thread-safe,
provided that any two threads don't share attachments". Just like SS.
H> That will change with Firebird
H> 2 and the replacement of the IPServer hack with a proper local protocol
H> built on the XNET subsystem.
Fbembed doesn't use the local IPServer protocol; thus Fb2 embedded
doesn't use XNET.
H> In short, if you need to multi-thread an app that connects locally, DON'T
H> user the current FbEmbedded
Do it! That's the fastest setup you can get. Orders of magnitude
faster than local TCP/IP, actually.
H> (or IPServer with the full server).
Yep. This you don't want to do.
Ciao
--
Nando Dessena
http://www.flamerobin.org
the usual corrections. ;-)
>>the embedded server isn't terribly thread-safe.H> Revise that to "isn't thread-safe at all".
replace that with "fbembed is absolutely and completely thread-safe,
provided that any two threads don't share attachments". Just like SS.
H> That will change with Firebird
H> 2 and the replacement of the IPServer hack with a proper local protocol
H> built on the XNET subsystem.
Fbembed doesn't use the local IPServer protocol; thus Fb2 embedded
doesn't use XNET.
H> In short, if you need to multi-thread an app that connects locally, DON'T
H> user the current FbEmbedded
Do it! That's the fastest setup you can get. Orders of magnitude
faster than local TCP/IP, actually.
H> (or IPServer with the full server).
Yep. This you don't want to do.
Ciao
--
Nando Dessena
http://www.flamerobin.org