FROM : Jason Reece
DATE : Mon Jan 27 21:14:20 2003
Hi everybody,
I was hoping you might be able to help me.
I have a numerically intensive process that I wish to run as a separate
thread from my UI. I want to pass it a string argument at the
beginning, a few control booleans as its going along, and it needs to
tell me when its done, and send me the data in the form of an NSArray.
having looked at the documentation, it would appear that I need to use
NSPorts. I've tried the solutions given, but I cannot get them to
function at all. Also, I cannot find a definition for 'protocol'
anywhere.
Help!
Thanks
J. Reece
Technical & Marketing Director
The Ideas Studio
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www.ideasstudio.com
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DATE : Mon Jan 27 21:14:20 2003
Hi everybody,
I was hoping you might be able to help me.
I have a numerically intensive process that I wish to run as a separate
thread from my UI. I want to pass it a string argument at the
beginning, a few control booleans as its going along, and it needs to
tell me when its done, and send me the data in the form of an NSArray.
having looked at the documentation, it would appear that I need to use
NSPorts. I've tried the solutions given, but I cannot get them to
function at all. Also, I cannot find a definition for 'protocol'
anywhere.
Help!
Thanks
J. Reece
Technical & Marketing Director
The Ideas Studio
<email_removed>
www.ideasstudio.com
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