To use threads in your application, you must initialize them. Programs that call SmartSockets methods from more than one thread must first call Utilities::initThreads, even if they do not use any of the other thread methods. Utilities::initThreads initializes the thread API and turns on internal thread synchronization calls. This protects the integrity of the library’s internal data structures.
If threads are used in a program, Utilities::initThreads must be called before any other SmartSockets method. This member function calls the TipcInitThreads function in C. See the TIBCO SmartSockets Utilities for more details on the threads API.
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