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It would be nice to have hooks available for the Dokan callback threads,
which get called right after a thread has been created and just before it
is exiting.
There are several setup and cleanup activities an application might want to
perform whenever a callback thread is started or is exiting.
One example would be: If Dokan is used with Java through JNI one has to
attach each thread that wants to perform any JNI invocations to the JVM.
With these hooks in place attaching and detaching can happen once (when the
thread is starting and existing respectively) and not with each callback
(as it is currently done by JDokan), which can negatively impact
performance.
I have already made some modifications to the dokan code to allow for that
(based on 0.3.7). The files attached to this report contain the few changes
I had to make. Obviously the final versions do not have to look exactly
like that but it might give whoever is looking at this case a better idea
what I mean.
All changes have a comment section such as the following to clearly mark
them:
/**
* Added by Andreas Schuler:
*/
Original issue reported on code.google.com by dres.sch...@gmail.com on 21 Sep 2008 at 10:41
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
dres.sch...@gmail.com
on 21 Sep 2008 at 10:41Attachments:
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