Rik Hemsley wrote
>> > Now, it would be nice if you already wrote your code with thread-safety
>> > in mind. One day we might choose to be thread-safe and your design-time
>> > decisions will make your life easier.
>>
>> This couldn't be before KDE 4.0, could it?
>
>Not unless TT make Qt thread safe in the near future.

What I meant is, even if your code won't be running in a threaded environment, 
it would be very helpful if you wrote your code with thread-safety in mind, 
for we might want to go threaded in the future.

For instance, take KBufferedIO (implementing basic buffered I/O): it's not 
thread safe, but I've put some comments with "LOCK BUFFER MUTEX" to remind me 
where I should be doing that. The actual mutex locking isn't there.

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