Re: Threading/Locking

Shane <Shane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> So what is the suggested solution to this...I need the data to be
> handled in order, but I don't want to have to block the sending
> thread because the data coming in is time sensitive (ie needs to be
> retrieved quickly).

Then you stash the data in an ordered list which is then processed by
another thread.

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