Re: Threads are so slow in CF 1.x

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Ok, so you're creating threads. Again, I see nothing that stands out. What
exactly is slow? What's the definition of "slow" (i.e. do you have time
measurements? You're not expecting a 200-400MHz CISC machine with no matho
coprocessor or display accelerator to perform equally to a 2.5GHz RISC based
PC are you?

-Chris



"SL" <jsk_lam@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Please see the attachment.
-SKL

"<ctacke/>" <ctacke_AT_OpenNETCF_com> wrote in message
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What are your time requirements? What's your code look like? What are
the
details and particulars of the hardware, environment, etc? I've not seen
any slowness of threads specifically - definitley nothing so slow that
the
UI will show it.

-Chris


"SL" <jsk_lam@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi,

I've created one worker thread which communicates with the
main UI thread via delegate/event and the results are unacceptable.
It is so slow in responding. Does anyone has any idea?

I may have to switch to use Timer instead. Haven't started working
on the Timer yet, don't know how will things run.

BTW, I am developing in C#.

Best Regards,
SKL









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