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Best way to describe a threaded application ? (diagrams)

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  • M Mladen Jankovic

    Nagy Vilmos wrote:

    There's a useful UML diagram, not sequence

    Activity diagrams?

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    I agree. I read martin Fowler's UML distilled a while ago and activity diagrams are suitable for showing multiple threads. You can branch off and join up again. They look like flowcharts. I think that's the closest UML one for what you want

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      I agree. I read martin Fowler's UML distilled a while ago and activity diagrams are suitable for showing multiple threads. You can branch off and join up again. They look like flowcharts. I think that's the closest UML one for what you want

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      I have a good book called "Doing Hard Time" by Bruce Powel Douglass - he uses quite a few different types of UML diagrams, but I think Chapter 8 on "Architectural Design" is most relevant here. The Concurrent Sequence Diagram on p378 is also known as a swim lane diagram; he then shows the same (robot -based) example as a Concurrent Collaboration Diagram and a Concurrent Timing Diagram. He also describes a lot of real-time patterns like watchdogs and monitor-actuators. He provides a swim-lane representation of each pattern.

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