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Publish Date: Sep 6, 2006

Declaring a CIN Threadsafe to Improve Performance

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CIN code may or may not be threadsafe. If it is, it should be declared as such so that performance is increased. This document covers how to decide if code is threadsafe, and how to declare CIN code as threadsafe.


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