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12 class SumThread extends Thread int end; int sum; SumThread( int end ) this.end = end; public void run() // sum integers 1, 2,..., end // and set the sum
13 SumThread t = new SumThread( 150 ); t.start(); run() obj t t run()obj run()
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15 class SumRun implements Runnable int end; int sum; SumRun(int end) this.end = end; public void run() // sum integers 1, 2,..., end // set sum
16 SumRun srun = new SumRun(150); Thread sumrunthread = new Thread(srun); sumrunthread.start(); public class MyRunnable implements Runnable public void run() go(); public void go() domore(); public void domore() System.out.println("top o' the stack");
17 public class MyRunnable implements Runnable public void run() go(); public void go() domore(); public void domore() System.out.println("top o' the stack"); public class MyRunnable implements Runnable public void run() go(); public void go() domore(); public void domore() System.out.println("top o' the stack");
18 public class ThreadTester public static void main(string[] args) Runnable threadjob = new MyRunnable(); Thread mythread = new Thread(threadJob); mythread.start(); System.out.println("back in main"); public class ThreadTester public static void main(string[] args) Runnable threadjob = new MyRunnable(); Thread mythread = new Thread(threadJob); mythread.start(); System.out.println("back in main");
19 public class ThreadTester public static void main(string[] args) Runnable threadjob = new MyRunnable(); Thread mythread = new Thread(threadJob); mythread.start(); System.out.println("back in main"); public class ThreadTester public static void main(string[] args) Runnable threadjob = new MyRunnable(); Thread mythread = new Thread(threadJob); mythread.start(); System.out.println("back in main");
20 public class ThreadTester public static void main(string[] args) Runnable threadjob = new MyRunnable(); Thread mythread = new Thread(threadJob); mythread.start(); System.out.println("back in main");
21 public class ThreadTester public static void main(string[] args) Runnable threadjob = new MyRunnable(); Thread mythread = new Thread(threadJob); mythread.start(); System.out.println("back in main");
22 public class ThreadTester public static void main(string[] args) Runnable threadjob = new MyRunnable(); Thread mythread = new Thread(threadJob); mythread.start(); System.out.println("back in main");
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25 set/getpriority MIN_PRIORITY, MAX_PRIORITY, NORM_PRIORITY Thread.sleep(2000)
26 try Thread.sleep(2000); catch (InterruptedException ex) ex.printstacktrace();
27 public class MyRunnable implements Runnable public void run() go(); public void go() try Thread.sleep(2000); catch(interruptedexception ex) ex.printstacktrace(); domore(); public void domore() System.out.println("top o' the stack"); public class ThreadTester public static void main(string[] args) Runnable threadjob = new MyRunnable(); Thread mythread = new Thread(threadJob); mythread.start(); System.out.println("back in main");
28 % java ThreadTester back in main top o' the stack % java ThreadTester back in main top o' the stack % java ThreadTester back in main top o' the stack % java ThreadTester back in main top o' the stack
29 public class Worker extends Thread private sometype result; public void run() // Performs very long computation and sets result public static void main(string[] args) Thread wt = new Worker(); wt.start(); while (wt.isalive()); System.out.println(result);
30 sleep() sleep() sleep(long n) sleep()thread sleep()
31 sleep() public class Worker extends Thread private sometype result; public void run() // Performs very long computation and sets result public static void main(string[] args) Thread wt = new Worker(); wt.start(); while (wt.isalive()) try Thread.sleep(800); // sleep for 800 msec catch (InterruptedException e)... System.out.println(result);
32 yield() yield()thread yield() sleep(800)yield() tryyield() yield()
33 join() sleep()yield() tr.join() rtr join(long n)tn join()interruptedexception while join(). public class Worker extends Thread private sometype result; public void run() // Performs very long computation and sets result public static void main(string[] args) Thread wt = new Worker(); wt.start(); try wt.join(); // wait for wt to terminate catch (InterruptedException e )... System.out.println(result);
34 public class MyRunner implements Runnable public void run() System.out.println("This is great"); Thread.yield(); go(); public void go() public class ThreadTester public static void main(string[] args) Runnable threadjob = new MyRunner(); Thread mythread = new Thread(threadJob); mythread.start(); System.out.println("back in main"); System.out.println("having fun");
35 public class MyRunner implements Runnable public class ThreadTester public void run() System.out.println("This is great"); Thread.yield(); go(); public void go() System.out.println("having fun"); public static void main(string[] args) Runnable threadjob = new MyRunner(); Thread mythread = new Thread(threadJob); mythread.start(); try mythread.join(); catch (InterruptedException ex) System.out.println("back in main");
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49 public class BankAccount private Lock balancechangelock; private Condition sufficientfundscondition; private int balance; public BankAccount() balancechangelock = new ReentrantLock(); SufficientFundsCondition = balancechangelock.newcondition(); public void withdraw(double amount) balancechangelock.lock(); try while (balance < amount) sufficientfundscondition.await(); catch (InterruptedException ex) finally balancechangelock.unlock();
50 public void withdraw(double amount) balancechangelock.lock(); try while (balance < amount) sufficientfundscondition.await(); catch (InterruptedException ex) finally balancechangelock.unlock(); public void deposit(double amount) balancechangelock.lock(); try... sufficientfundscondition.signalall(); finally balancechangelock.unlock();
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