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Agenda!
Java Threads!
• The thread concept! • Thread synchronization! • Cooperation among threads! • The Executor framework!
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Threads!
The thread concept!
Advantages: !! • !Makes applications more responsible to input.! • !Allows a server to handle multiple clients simultaneously.! • !May take advantage of multiple processors.!
A thread is a single sequential flow of control in a program.! ! Java allows multiple threads to exist simultaneously.! ! Threads may be executed either on a multi-processor machine, or (more common) in simulated parallel on a single-processor machine on a time-sharing basis. !
Complications:! • !Interruption of a thread may leave an object in an inconsistent state !(safety problem) ! • !A thread may block the execution of other threads (liveness problem) !!
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Extending the Thread class !
Creation of threads!
public class MyThread extends Thread {! public void run() {! // the thread body! }! ! // other methods and fields! }!
Threads can be declared in one of two ways:! ! !(1) by extending the Thread class!
! !(2) by implementing the Runnable interface !
Creating and starting a thread:! ! !new MyThread().start();!
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Example!
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Output!
public class Counter1 extends Thread {! protected int count, inc, delay;! ! public Counter1(int init, int inc, int delay) {! this.count = init; this.inc = inc; this.delay = delay;! }! ! public void run() {! try {! for (;;) {! System.out.print(count + " ");! count += inc;! sleep(delay);! }! } catch (InterruptedException e) {}! }! ! public static void main(String[] args) {! new Counter1(0, 1, 33).start();! new Counter1(0, -1, 100).start();! }! }!
public class Counter2 implements Runnable {! protected int count, inc, delay;! ! public Counter2(int init, int inc, int delay) {! this.count = init; this.inc = inc; this.delay = delay;! }! ! public void run() {! try {! for (;;) {! System.out.print(count + " ");! count += inc;! Thread.sleep(delay);! }! } catch (InterruptedException e) {}! }! ! public static void main(String[] args) {! new Thread(new Counter2(0, 1, 33)).start();! new Thread(new Counter2(0, -1, 100)).start();! }! }!
public class MyRunnable extends AnotherClass! implements Runnable {! public void run() {! // the thread body! }! ! // other methods and fields! }! Creating and starting a thread:! ! !new Thread(new MyRunnable()).start();!
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The life cycle of a thread! Synchronization! Alive! Blocked! Wait to be! notified!
yield()!
Runnable!
wait()!
Not interrupted! notify()! notifyAll()!
Wait for target! to finish!
New!
While an object is being modified by a thread, it can be in an inconsistent state.! ! It is important to ensure that no other tread accesses the object in this situation.!
start()!
join()! interrupt()! Target finish!
Dead!
sleep()!
Sleeping!
Interrupted! Time out!
run() returns!
interrupt()! throws InterruptedException!
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Example!
Race hazard!
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