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Threads are represented by the <vp>thread</vp> class/interface. And it is very simple to create a new thread: | Threads are represented by the <vp>thread</vp> class/interface. And it is very simple to create a new thread: |
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(以下内容译自Category:Tutorials中的Multi-threading: A brief introduction。)
只有 '商业版' 才支持多线程应用。
Threads are represented by the thread class/interface. And it is very simple to create a new thread:
clauses ... T = thread::start(myThread), % start a new thread which executes the predicate myThread ... predicates myThread : (). clauses myThread() :- ...
Using anonymous predicates it is also very simple to transfer data to the new thread:
clauses ... SomeData = ..., T = thread::start( { :- myThreadWithData(SomeData) }), ... predicates myThreadWithData : (complexData ThreadInputData). clauses myThreadWithData(ThreadInputData) :- ...
You can wait for thread termination, because a thread object is a synchronization object:
clauses ... SomeData = ..., T = thread::start( { :- myThreadWithData(SomeData) } ), ... % stuff done in parallel with T T:wait(), % Wait for T to terminate ...
Thread safe acces to shared data can be done using monitors and/or synchronization objects like criticalSection, event, mutex and semaphore.