Model-View-Controller architecture and multithreading ...?

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  1. Castell

    Castell New Member

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    Hi there,

    is there an "recommendation", where to put threads of a multithreading application, if one goes with the mvc architecture?

    For example one wants to simulate a road junction. Each traffic light of the road consists of a model, which stores the data
    and a view, which displays the data.
    Now if i want to let each traffic light run in a separate thread, should i create then the threads for each traffic light
    in the Application class (the superordinate form), and those threads would run the traffic lights (each would start one),
    or should i for example create the thread for a traffic light in its constructor, so the thread would be quasi automaticly
    in the traffic lights...?

    Are there any other options?
    Are the two, that i thought of equal?

    thanks for any answers in advance,
    Castell
     

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