No laughing. It looks like a good try.
I see no main loop. It looks like it will start the threads, then close the program.
I see only one shared variable in the two new threads. Basically those threads won't do anything. The thread3_function computes a value for the current_temp variable, but doesn't share that value since it isn't declared as global, so it will be unused. It will remain a local variable.
I normally use pygame for the GUI interface, but I'll see what I can do.
It will be a couple hours before I can get started.
I see no main loop. It looks like it will start the threads, then close the program.
I see only one shared variable in the two new threads. Basically those threads won't do anything. The thread3_function computes a value for the current_temp variable, but doesn't share that value since it isn't declared as global, so it will be unused. It will remain a local variable.
I normally use pygame for the GUI interface, but I'll see what I can do.
It will be a couple hours before I can get started.
Statistics: Posted by SurferTim — Sat Oct 19, 2024 6:51 am