Adding ThreadWeaver libraries to kdelibs

[Mirko Boehm]

On Wednesday 06 September 2006 12:59, Frans Englich wrote:
> > I used the Weaver lib and its docs are very good, the API I used is
> > mature but I didn't do a full review.
> >
> > Examples are available.
>
> Has it had an EBN check? Has it been valgrinded for errors and leaks?
>
> But indeed, thread weaver is really interesting technology.
You guys sound like KDE 4 is going to be released tomorrow. It has been 
valgrinded from time to time, of course. Even if Dirk just found a memory 
leak a few days ago :-) 

The API is mature enough for the uses that came up until now, which is already 
quite good. Unit tests are available, and a couple of example programs as 
well. 

It uses cmake for building. Other than the fact that until now it uses a sane 
naming scheme (provided that we are in 2006, and file systems that are case 
sensitive are standard), I do not see any technical reason that should 
prevent it from going in. I am fine with reverting to a 1992 MS-DOS naming 
scheme as requested (excuse my sarcasm :-), if it is wanted for consistency. 

As a feature, a number of people have expressed interest in having it. 

--Mirko.
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