Re: doubts in multi threaded application (win32 console + mfc)
John wrote:
Hi All,
I have some basic doubts in technical wise.
Environment: windows 2003 server, VC++ 6.0 (win 32 console
+ MFC SUPPORT)
I am developing multi threaded application (server). In each
thread, I am creating objects in stack memory. Each object takes 2500
bytes. Is it correct way to creating objects in stack memory for
multi threaded application?
In which memory (Stack or Heap) I have to create objects to improve
the performance?
Stack based is fine - there's no interthread contention for stack-based
object, since stacks are private to each thread, so in general, having
objects on the stack is better for multi-threading.
I am using so many CString objects in this application. Will it give
any unexpected results in my application in any conditions like
application crash or performance hit?
CString objects allocate memory from the heap to store their content, so
even if your CString variable is on the stack, the actual string content is
on the heap, and the various threads will be in contention for access to the
heap whenever memory is allocated or freed.
Try-Catch blocks will hit performance for multi threaded application.
Is it correct?
No, that's not correct. exception handling has a certain amount of
overhead, but there's no particuar ramifications for multi-threaded as
compared to single threaded.
-cd
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