Can anyone advise me on the best way to start and stop performance 
threads. I've been using the pause method which works fine but recently 
I've been wanting to stop a performance, change the CsOptions, recompile 
and then run it again with the same thread object. What must I do after 
calling the performance thread Stop() method in order to start the 
thread again?

Rory.


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For stoppoing, you should call CsoundPerformanceThread::Stop() and
then CsoundPerformanceThread()::Join(). Then you can proceed to
recompile.

Victor

At 12:04 11/06/2008, you wrote:
>Can anyone advise me on the best way to start and stop performance
>threads. I've been using the pause method which works fine but recently
>I've been wanting to stop a performance, change the CsOptions, recompile
>and then run it again with the same thread object. What must I do after
>calling the performance thread Stop() method in order to start the
>thread again?
>
>Rory.
>
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Thanks Victor, but doing that just causes my application to hang 
indefinitely. I didn't try any recompile yet, I simply tried the following:

1 - Start the performance thread with CsoundPerformanceThread::Play()
2 - Stop the performance thread with CsoundPerformanceThread::Stop()
3 - Join the thread with CsoundPerformanceThread::Join()

Step 3 causes the application to hang. I tried to retrieve the value 
being output by Join() but I can't even get that as it hangs before 
returning a value. I'm not working with the latest pthread 
implementation as I'm using a slightly older version of Csound.

Rory.

p.s. Spain looked impressive yesterday, are you still backing Portugal?

Victor Lazzarini wrote:
> For stoppoing, you should call CsoundPerformanceThread::Stop() and
> then CsoundPerformanceThread()::Join(). Then you can proceed to
> recompile.
> 
> Victor
> 

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Join() would hang until the thread function exits. So make sure Stop()
is doing its job.

Victor

Ps.: yes, still backing Portugal, but Germany will win it.

At 14:06 11/06/2008, you wrote:
>Thanks Victor, but doing that just causes my application to hang
>indefinitely. I didn't try any recompile yet, I simply tried the following:
>
>1 - Start the performance thread with CsoundPerformanceThread::Play()
>2 - Stop the performance thread with CsoundPerformanceThread::Stop()
>3 - Join the thread with CsoundPerformanceThread::Join()
>
>Step 3 causes the application to hang. I tried to retrieve the value
>being output by Join() but I can't even get that as it hangs before
>returning a value. I'm not working with the latest pthread
>implementation as I'm using a slightly older version of Csound.
>
>Rory.
>
>p.s. Spain looked impressive yesterday, are you still backing Portugal?
>
>Victor Lazzarini wrote:
> > For stoppoing, you should call CsoundPerformanceThread::Stop() and
> > then CsoundPerformanceThread()::Join(). Then you can proceed to
> > recompile.
> >
> > Victor
> >
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I'm not sure how I can check that Stop() is doing it's job as it does 
not return anything. It certainly stops the performance, that much I can 
hear but how can I be sure it's working properly?

Rory.

p.s. I missed the German match so I can't comment on them until I see 
them play. Holland didn't play too bad the other night either..

Victor Lazzarini wrote:
> Join() would hang until the thread function exits. So make sure Stop()
> is doing its job.
> 
> Victor
> 
> Ps.: yes, still backing Portugal, but Germany will win it.
> 
> At 14:06 11/06/2008, you wrote:
>> Thanks Victor, but doing that just causes my application to hang
>> indefinitely. I didn't try any recompile yet, I simply tried the following:
>>
>> 1 - Start the performance thread with CsoundPerformanceThread::Play()
>> 2 - Stop the performance thread with CsoundPerformanceThread::Stop()
>> 3 - Join the thread with CsoundPerformanceThread::Join()
>>
>> Step 3 causes the application to hang. I tried to retrieve the value
>> being output by Join() but I can't even get that as it hangs before
>> returning a value. I'm not working with the latest pthread
>> implementation as I'm using a slightly older version of Csound.
>>
>> Rory.
>>
>> p.s. Spain looked impressive yesterday, are you still backing Portugal?
>>
>> Victor Lazzarini wrote:
>>> For stoppoing, you should call CsoundPerformanceThread::Stop() and
>>> then CsoundPerformanceThread()::Join(). Then you can proceed to
>>> recompile.
>>>
>>> Victor
>>>
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