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Thread methods.

 
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Hello,
I came across this web link
http://www-sop.inria.fr/mimosa/rp/FairThreads/FTJava/DemosFairThreads/

It has some creative ways of calling and using Thread.
Note how it can be passed as parameters or simply constructed to run in a single statement.
This is something I don't see in the prep books that I have brought for
my practice sessions. I think it would be helpful to learn about other
ways Thread can be called and used.

E.g. From the link,

p/s: Hello Barry. Your points are noted. Hope this would be more acceptable.


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[ August 27, 2005: Message edited by: Barry Gaunt ]
 
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Doug Lea's Concurrent Programming in Java reviews all the major thread models in popular use today.
 
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