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    <h1>Support for multiple threads in TSE3</h1>

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    The TSE3 library provides support for multi-threaded applications and guards its internal data structures against concurrent access by more than one thread.
   
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   It is possible to disable this support by configuring the code with the <code>--without-mutex</code> configure flag.

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    The threading support is implemented in the <code>tse3/Mutex.h</code> header file.

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    Even if the multi-threading support is enabled (as per default) the library will not be thread-safe unless you supply a platform-specific implementation of a <i>mutex</i> (which is a data structure used to prevent concurrent access to critical sections of code). You do this by providing a subclass of the <code>TSE3::Impl::MutexImpl</code> class and providing it to the TSE3 library (using the <code>TSE3::Impl::Mutex</code> class).
   
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   The KDOC documentation contains clear details on how to do this (look at the MutexImpl and Mutex class. If you have built the TSE3 documentation (see <a href="KDOC.html">here</a> for details) then the following links will take you directly to the documentation:
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         <li><a href="api/TSE3__Impl__MutexImpl.html">MutexImpl</a>
         <li><a href="api/TSE3__Impl__Mutex.html">Mutex</a>
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