Hello,

I'm playing with threads by using the TThread object under Linux with FPC 1.06.

What is the equivalent to the sleep function found in Delphi ?

I tried nanosleep but the task assign to the thread seems to failed.

procedure  TVAProcess.Execute;
var tm:timespec;
begin
 while not Terminated do begin
  nanosleep(FInterval, tm);
  GeneSuiv;
 end;
end;

The task executed in the thread is the following (I'm using gtk2forpascal.) :

gdk_threads_enter;
gdk_draw_line(Buffer,style^.black_gc,p1.x,p1.y,p2.x,p2.y);
gtk_widget_queue_draw_area (PGtkWidget(AsGObject),tl.x,tl.y,w+1, h+1);
gdk_threads_leave;

Nothing happens until I click or press a key. Then the app draws all the point since the last user event received !!

As i saw an example in GTK doc using phtread, I'm also evaluating the pthread wrapper for FPC wrote by Boyan Krastev :
http://code.masterbo.org/filez/pthreadfpc-0.1.tgz

Does someone use it ?

Cheers,

Christophe

Le lun 03/03/2003 à 23:11, Christophe Espern a écrit : Hello,

After a short night :

I tried nanosleep but the task assign to the thread seems to failed.

I confirm : nanosleep works well. The task has a problem.

The task executed in the thread is the following (I'm using gtk2forpascal.) :

Here is the problem.

First I must call g_thread_init to use threads in GTK but I cannot link the program o.file with the script provided with gtk2forpascal. pgk-config does not mention the glib thread library.

Maybe I must recompile GTK with threading support.

Anyone has already used GTK threads with FPC and gtk2forpascal ?

Cheers,

Christophe