Thread: Muti-threading
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Re: Muti-threading

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Originally Posted by Grommit
I'm not certain, but I doubt this would substantially improve performance.
I'm not necessarally thinking of performance, in fact, unless done well, this might slow it down some. (very little) I'm really thinking of the advantages of being able to have, say, a thread that is continuously running, watching encoders on the wheels and ensuring they are turning at the correct rates for the desired turn/staight.
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