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    Shared string between threadings

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      Kimlorentz
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      How do I share string between threads?

      Thread nr.1 is GPS data.
      Thread nr.2 is IoT communication.

      I want to save the location data from thread nr.1 to shared string
      On thread nr.2 the shared string is sendt to the nett.

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        Eric73
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        Hi,
        When you start your thread you have to provide us a tupple of arg containing a reference to your hared string and a thread.lock object to synchronise your thread.
        Producer get lock, write gps data, release lock, wait new GPS data
        Customer get lock, read gps data , release lock, send to network, wait new data.
        Lock ensure your customer thread to not read when producer is currently writing the string.

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