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From: GIAMPAL@AUVM.BITNET
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.tech
Subject: Re: Code Available for Spawning Multiple Reentrant Processes..
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Date: 20 Mar 90 14:32:35 GMT
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I've done something like this too, with arp.library's ASyncRun() function.  As
a matter of fact, I simply aim it at a piece of my code (somefunction name
in my program) and then call ASyncRun().  That child can be run several times
(assuming it is re-entrant) and can access all dos.library calls, and can even
call other functions internal to the program (which should be re-entrant also
or implement some kind of locking scheme).  As a matter of fact I use this
to create child tasks which each manage a seperate window, and all use the
same scrolling/menu operation code.  Really improves throughput, because if one
window is busy printing, you can still do anything you like in any other window

--dominic