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Due to the single-threaded nature of most applications, once an off-target owner function is called, the owner may not call back into it. However, multiple callbacks may be done by using a short-term local timer which may continue processing after returning control back to the application and unblocking it. If callbacks are called from different threads it is possible that multiple callbacks are called at the same time. | Due to the single-threaded nature of most applications, once an off-target owner function is called, the owner may not call back into it. However, multiple callbacks may be done by using a short-term local timer which may continue processing after returning control back to the application and unblocking it. If callbacks are called from different threads it is possible that multiple callbacks are called at the same time. | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:50, 21 August 2009
Due to the single-threaded nature of most applications, once an off-target owner function is called, the owner may not call back into it. However, multiple callbacks may be done by using a short-term local timer which may continue processing after returning control back to the application and unblocking it. If callbacks are called from different threads it is possible that multiple callbacks are called at the same time.