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threads-communication.tcl -- simplest example how workers can communicate with master
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# task params for all threads | |
tsv::array set params {one 1 two 2} | |
# worker task: | |
set th_task { | |
if {[catch { | |
# do some work (here sum of params): | |
set res [expr {[tsv::get params one] + [tsv::get params two]}] | |
# provide result to master: | |
thread::send -async $master [list lappend th_res $res] | |
} msg]} { | |
puts stderr "worker [thread::id] failed:\n $::errorInfo" | |
} | |
} | |
# main thread: | |
set th_res {} | |
foreach i {0 1 2 3} { | |
set t($i) [thread::create]; | |
# provide a master ID to thread: | |
thread::send -async $t($i) [list set master [thread::id]] | |
# send job to threads: | |
thread::send -async $t($i) $th_task | |
} | |
# wait for result from all 4 threads: | |
while {[llength $th_res] < 4} { | |
vwait th_res | |
} | |
# ready: | |
puts "results: $th_res" | |
# release threads: | |
foreach i {0 1 2 3} { | |
catch { thread::release -wait $t($i) } | |
} |
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