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From: aminer on 24 Mar 2010 08:31 Hello all, I think we don't need an array of critical sections... You can download the new version 1.14 of both Threadpool and Threadpool with priority from: http://pages.videotron.com/aminer/ I have included a test_thread.pas example - with many workers threads ...- . This patch avoids deadlock... TPThreadPool.execute() method have changed to... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- function TThreadPool.execute(func:TmyProc;const Context: Pointer): Boolean; var params: MyParam; local_balance,local_count:integer; begin params:=MYParam.create; params.proc:=func; params.param:=context; local_balance:=LockedIncLong(balance1) mod FThreadCount; local_count:=Queues[local_balance].count; while not Queues[local_balance].push(TObject(params)) do; if local_count=0 then events[local_balance].setevent; end; --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thank you for your time... Sincerely, Amine Moulay Ramdane.
From: aminer on 24 Mar 2010 09:02 Hello, Threadpool is very easy to use... Here is an example with priorities - you can give LOW_PRIORITY, NORMAL_PRIORITY and HIGH_PRIORITY - look at test_thread.pas inside the pthreadpool.zip - that i have just wrote for you, that use many workers threads.. Note: don't forget to give some feedback... -------------------------------------------------------- program test; uses {$IFDEF Delphi} cmem, {$ENDIF} PThreadPool,sysutils,windows,classes,syncobjs; type TMyThread = class (TPThreadPoolThread) //procedure ProcessRequest(obj: Pointer); override; procedure MyProc1(obj: Pointer); procedure MyProc2(obj: Pointer); end; var hndlArr : Array[0..19] of THandle; AId:DWORD; event1,event2:TSimpleEvent; n:int64; j:integer; myobj:TMyThread; TP: TPThreadPool; obj:pointer; cs:TCriticalSection; number:integer; procedure TMyThread.MyProc1(obj: Pointer); begin cs.enter; inc(number); if number=8000 then event2.setevent; //writeln('This is MyProc1 with parameter: ',integer(obj)); cs.leave; end; procedure TMyThread.MyProc2(obj: Pointer); begin cs.enter; inc(number); if number=8000 then event2.setevent; //writeln('This is MyProc2 with parameter: ',integer(obj)); cs.leave; end; function StartFunc1(InVal:pointer):DWORD; var temp:tobject; i:integer; obj:pointer; begin event1.waitfor(INFINITE); for i:=0 to 1999 do begin obj:=pointer(i); TP.execute(myobj.myproc1,obj,NORMAL_PRIORITY); end; end; function StartFunc2(InVal:pointer):DWORD; var temp:tobject; i:integer; obj:pointer; begin event1.waitfor(INFINITE); for i:=0 to 1999 do begin obj:=pointer(i); TP.execute(myobj.myproc1,obj,NORMAL_PRIORITY); end; end; function StartFunc3(InVal:pointer):DWORD; var temp:tobject; i:integer; obj:pointer; begin event1.waitfor(INFINITE); for i:=0 to 1999 do begin obj:=pointer(i); TP.execute(myobj.myproc2,pointer(obj),NORMAL_PRIORITY); end; end; function StartFunc4(InVal:pointer):DWORD; var temp:tobject; i:integer; obj:pointer; begin event1.waitfor(INFINITE); for i:=0 to 1999 do begin obj:=pointer(i); TP.execute(myobj.myproc2,pointer(obj),NORMAL_PRIORITY); end; end; begin number:=0; cs:=TCriticalSection.create; myobj:=TMyThread.create; TP := TPThreadPool.Create(4, 20, TMyThread); // 4 workers threads and 2^20 items for each queue. event1:=TSimpleEvent.create; event2:=TSimpleEvent.create; hndlArr[0]:=BeginThread(nil,0,@StartFunc1,pointer(1),0,AId); hndlArr[1]:=BeginThread(nil,0,@StartFunc2,pointer(1),0,AId); hndlArr[2]:=BeginThread(nil,0,@StartFunc3,pointer(1),0,AId); hndlArr[3]:=BeginThread(nil,0,@StartFunc4,pointer(1),0,AId); event1.setevent; WaitForMultipleObjects(4, @hndlArr, True, INFINITE); event2.waitfor(INFINITE); writeln('Number is: ',number); end. --------------------------------------------------------- Sincerely, Amine Moulay Ramdane.
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