I needed extremely simplistic concurrency support for an application I’m working on, and that led me to stumble over a 2009 article on Grand Central Dispatch. I have to say, it’s one of the cleaner implementations I’ve seen, and I’m impressed. Not relevant for my current project, but still exceptionally useful.
Read the article over at Cocoa Samurai.
About Steve
When it comes to the desktop, Steve is a former Amiga, Windows, and Linux user, and as of six years ago, a die-hard Mac head (who, for once, isn't thinking of changing platforms again any time soon). When it comes to the server, Linux is pretty much the only game he plays. He also enjoys hardware hacking, and shouldn't be allowed near a keyboard after the sun sets (or for that matter, after it rises. Don't say I didn't warn you).
I needed extremely simplistic concurrency support for an application I’m working on, and that led me to stumble over a 2009 article on Grand Central Dispatch. I have to say, it’s one of the cleaner implementations I’ve seen, and I’m impressed. Not relevant for my current project, but still exceptionally useful.