Hey how do you branch stuff off?
like say you had an update clock function and wanted to do scanf at the same time
Multithreading, I think it is...Code:Start /\ / \ / \ Scanf Clock (updated on screen) \ if clock = 100, then continue \ / \ / end
Hey how do you branch stuff off?
like say you had an update clock function and wanted to do scanf at the same time
Multithreading, I think it is...Code:Start /\ / \ / \ Scanf Clock (updated on screen) \ if clock = 100, then continue \ / \ / end
Multithreading is correct, Brian. It is platform dependant. On UNIX/Linux systems, this is accomplished using pthreads. On Windows systems, I believe they are called WinThreads (not a windows guy, myself). I thought you would be out of luck trying threads in DOS (as your signature implies), but apparently there are DOS multithreading libraries out there (search Google for "DOS multithreading").Originally posted by Brian
Multithreading, I think it is...
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