Originally posted by bridgman
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But, and theres always a but, If your plan actually includes 'threading' in this case at some point, then allowing for that at the core of your plan is probably a good thing to consider, so you dont have to rip out lots of new code that just doesn't work well with threading later.
if there is a suggestion, that is it, nothing more, nothing less.
OC given we are talking Open source here and not closed , then what harm is there to pick an existing well optimized external threading code base library , use its supplied API ,and try building your plan with that along side your other tests as you progress, slightly more work sure, but mattst88 and others are coding for Fun and to learn/try new thing's not pay i assume!
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