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==Cleaning up OOo Multi Threading==
 
 
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==Cleaning up OOo Multi Threading==
  
 
More or less frequently people complain about OOo in respect to multi threading. Either because it is complicated to implement a service, or that there is only few documentation, or that the UNO API is not thread safe, or that it does not scale etc.
 
More or less frequently people complain about OOo in respect to multi threading. Either because it is complicated to implement a service, or that there is only few documentation, or that the UNO API is not thread safe, or that it does not scale etc.
  
The OOo Threading Effort attempts to clean-up OOos threading model (how to use threads) and to implement a [[Spec/Architecture/Threading/Basic|basic threading architecture]] (where and when to use threads), providing an overview, documentation and examples of threads used in OOo.  
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The OOo Threading Effort attempts to clean-up OOos threading model (how to use threads) and to implement a [[Spec/Architecture/Threading/Basic | Basic Threading]] architecture (where and when to use threads), providing an overview and documentation of the threads used in OOo. Further progress is planned to be implemented in  [[Effort/Implementing Advanced Threading | another]] effort, eventually leading to an [[Spec/Architecture/Threading/Advanced | Advanced Threading]] architecture.
  
 
The below tasks list gives a high level overview, of what needs to be done. Links to dedicated pages addressing the topics are going to be added while the project proceeds.
 
The below tasks list gives a high level overview, of what needs to be done. Links to dedicated pages addressing the topics are going to be added while the project proceeds.
 
  
 
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Revision as of 12:12, 21 April 2006

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Status: in progress

Cleaning up OOo Multi Threading

More or less frequently people complain about OOo in respect to multi threading. Either because it is complicated to implement a service, or that there is only few documentation, or that the UNO API is not thread safe, or that it does not scale etc.

The OOo Threading Effort attempts to clean-up OOos threading model (how to use threads) and to implement a Basic Threading architecture (where and when to use threads), providing an overview and documentation of the threads used in OOo. Further progress is planned to be implemented in another effort, eventually leading to an Advanced Threading architecture.

The below tasks list gives a high level overview, of what needs to be done. Links to dedicated pages addressing the topics are going to be added while the project proceeds.

Tasks
State Changed Title Link
1.2 12/08/2005 Collect Status of OOo Threading http://udk.openoffice.org/projects/threading/OOo_multi_threading__status.xhtml
0.2 12/08/2005 Goals for OOo Threading Model/Architecture http://udk.openoffice.org/projects/threading/OOo_multi_threading__goals.xhtml
0.1 12/08/2005 Define OOo Threading Model http://udk.openoffice.org/projects/threading/OOo_multi_threading__model.xhtml
in progress 02/14/2006 Implement OOo Threading Model http://udk.openoffice.org/projects/uno_threading_framework/overview.html
in progress 12/08/2005 Define OOo Threading Architecture http://udk.openoffice.org/projects/OOo_Threading_Architecture/index.html
open 12/08/2005 Implement OOo Threading Architecture http://udk.openoffice.org/projects/OOo_Threading_Architecture/index.html
open 12/08/2005 Summarize

Current understanding of the topic lets us think, that the changes of OOo on behalf of the threading effort are going to be integrated early into the next major version (OOo 3), probably early in 2006.

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