You should use CsoundPerformanceThread::CsoundScoreEvent when
using CsoundPerformanceThread. If you do your own threading, you
have to make sure csoundPerformanceKsmps() or variants are not
called at the same time as csoundScoreEvent() (ie using locks).

Victor
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Carlos Pita" 
To: "Developer discussions" 
Sent: Monday, October 20, 2008 1:50 AM
Subject: [Cs-dev] csoundScoreEvent thread safety


> Hi,
>
> the last example in Rory Walsh's intro to the csound api creates a
> csound thread and then calls csoundScoreEvent from the main thread
> without taking further precautions, while
> CsoundPerformanceThread::ScoreEvent implementation enqueues a message
> that is later unqueued by the performance thread, all in a perfect
> thread-safe way. What is the real truth? Is csoundScoreEvent
> thread-safe or not? In general, what thread safety warranties can be
> assumed for the api?
>
> Best regards
> -Carlos
>
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