Enable simultaneous looping

[Ali Rizwan]

How can i play to loops simultaniously.
For example

for(int i=0;i<=100;i++)
cout<<"My name is ali";

and

for(int j=0;j<=100;j++)
cout<<"Your name is ";

now both loops have to start at same time and play simeltaniuosly.

I m using Borland C
Version is 3

Thanx
>> ALI <<

[gpraghuram]

How can i play to loops simultaniously.
For example

for(int i=0;i<=100;i++)
cout<<"My name is ali";

and

for(int j=0;j<=100;j++)
cout<<"Your name is ";

now both loops have to start at same time and play simeltaniuosly.

I m using Borland C
Version is 3

Thanx
>> ALI <<

If You want this to happen parallel then you should go for multi-threading.
You can use posix multi threading and i think POSIX is supported by Borland

Raghuram

[sicarie]

And just out of curiosity (as the bounds are the same on each), is

for(int i=0;i<=100;i++) {
   cout<<"My name is ali";
   cout<<"Your name is ";
}

not an option?

PS - Please check your Private Messages by clicking on the PMs link in the top right corner of the page. Thanks.

[Ali Rizwan]

And just out of curiosity (as the bounds are the same on each), is

for(int i=0;i<=100;i++) {
   cout<<"My name is ali";
   cout<<"Your name is ";
}

not an option?

PS - Please check your Private Messages by clicking on the PMs link in the top right corner of the page. Thanks.

I m sorry but the code is not the same as there. This is an example.
Actually i have two animations and i want to run them simultaneously.
If i do as you are saying that combine them both then there is a big delay between them, that is why i want to run two loops.

Thanx

>> ALI <<

[sicarie]

I m sorry but the code is not the same as there. This is an example.
Actually i have two animations and i want to run them simultaneously.
If i do as you are saying that combine them both then there is a big delay between them, that is why i want to run two loops.

Thanx

>> ALI <<

Ah, yes, well that is quite different, I would recommend looking into Raghuram's suggestion.

[send2aansari]

By using OpenMP API which is inbuilt in Visual Studio 2005 beta version


#include<omp.h>

#pragma omp sections num_Threads(n)
{
#pragma omp section
{
for(int i=0;i<=100;i++)
cout<<"My name is ali";
}
#pragma omp section
{
for(int j=0;j<=100;j++)
cout<<"Your name is ";
}
}


Asadullah ansari

[Ali Rizwan]

If You want this to happen parallel then you should go for multi-threading.
You can use posix multi threading and i think POSIX is supported by Borland

Raghuram

Can you tell me how can i do this?
I am novice in c++ and don't know too much

Thanx
>> ALI <<

[Ali Rizwan]

By using OpenMP API which is inbuilt in Visual Studio 2005 beta version

Asadullah ansari

I have mentioned the C++ compiler and version plz tell me associated with that.

thanx
>> ALI <<

[oler1s]

So, Ali Rizwan, I’m going to call you out as a help vampire as well. We told you that if you wanted to run two instructions simultaneously, you need to implement multithreading. Using various APIs like OpenMP can help.

We answered your question. So you come back here and say, how, how? Well, google it. The information is not a one line answer. It’s a serious topic, and we pointed you in the right direction. If you refuse to spend any effort on learning, then sadly, you aren’t the enlightened developer your avatar title says it is.

[sicarie]

I have mentioned the C++ compiler and version plz tell me associated with that.

thanx
>> ALI <<

Ali-

Didn't we just talk about this? Pro-active means you actually try it yourself. Please take oler1s' post to heart, I would hate to have to take action against any member, but I PM'd you yesterday about trying to do things before you posted on them...

[gpraghuram]

Can you tell me how can i do this?
I am novice in c++ and don't know too much

Thanx
>> ALI <<

Look at this book which says about multi-threading in Linux.(Chapter 4)
Take a look and post me if you need mor info about this

Raghuram