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#1 Posted : Sunday, April 13, 2008 11:00:42 PM(UTC)

aryanli  
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I am tring to combine several image patches(image_patches) to a single RasterImage(result_image) using CombineFast command.

For each image patch(image_patches[i]), i create a thread which calls CombineFast to combine the path to the single RasterImage(result_image).

So that there are several threads run at the same time(i use a four-core cpu), and there lays a threading safety problem:
when i use IRasterMemoryFlags.Disk or Tiled to create the result_image, the result_image is totally confusion, but when use Mananged, the method can obtains the result desired.

In my opinion, when use Disk or Tiled,  data of result_image is not fully load to Physical Memory, so while multi threads write to different part of it, the inconsistency occurs.

 

thanks for your help:)

 

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#2 Posted : Monday, April 14, 2008 5:45:47 AM(UTC)

Qasem Lubani  
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I don't
think you're using v13, because the object names appear to be for version 14.x
of the toolkit. Which build (version info) of LEADTOOLS DLL files are you using?


Also,
are the different threads trying to combine to the same RasterImage object at
the same time? If yes, you should not be doing it like this because the same
set of combine operations could have different results if you apply them in
different order. This means even if all operations succeed, and you're applying them to the same image, the concurrency factor could cause corruption.

 
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