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Improve this questionWhere can I get a good book on Delphi threading. Something that will suit a total newcomer to the subject.
Not a book, but the article Multithreading – The Delphi Way, by Martin Harvey, is a great start.
The book Delphi™ 6 Developer’s Guide from Steve Teixeira and Xavier Pacheco has a full chapter called "Multithreaded Techniques". This is an excellent book .
Also you can check this serie of articles from the delphi corner site
- Waiting for Threads
- Running Queries in Threads
- Creating threads straight from the WinAPI
- How to interrupt a thread's execution
- Thread Synchronization through Critical Sections
From Embarcadero
- Using Semaphores in Delphi, Part 1
- Using Semaphores in Delphi, Part 2: The Connection Pool
Bye.
This is also NOT a book. But I too found threading in Delphi very difficult when I started trying to learn it.
Rather than try to learn all its complexities, one alternative I might suggest is to try the OmniThreadLibrary at http://otl.17slon.com/ To me it simplifies everything. And it has a FAQ, tutorial and forum.
You might also want to check out the StackOverflow question: Delphi - Threading frameworks
Here's a list of tutorials, articles and tips on threading in Delphi (not a book, though):
http://delphi.about.com/od/kbthread/Threading_in_Delphi.htm
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