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Common Europe, in collaboration with FAQ400 (Italy), is delighted to be holding its annual flagship event, Common Europe Congress, in the fashionable city of Milan offering extensive education, networking and relaxation opportunities. It’s also a great opportunity for exploring the city… so why not take a family mini-break as well.

Congress education areas targeted are IBM Power hardware, Application Development, Advanced RPG, Open Source tools and Languages, System Management, Db2 and SQL,  IBM Storage, IBM i services and microservices, Security and Compliance and much more.

There will be two AIX / Linux tracks, to emphasize the Power Systems character of Common Europe.
Top IBM Business Architects and industry experts have already agreed to share their knowledge on the latest announcements, customer cases as well as practical subjects.

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Tuesday, June 4 • 12:00 - 13:00
Multithreading programming on IBM i (SMT)

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Threads on IBM i. SMT8, SMT4, SMT2 - what do they really mean and what are they? Multithreading programming allows maximizing the server's capabilities. This presentation practically illustrates the intricacies of multithreading programming. Thread attributes, starting a thread, canceling a thread, suspending a thread, waiting for a thread, thread-private data, thread-specific data, and thread local storage. All aspects of multithreading supported by program examples. You are very welcome to join my session.
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avatar for Rafał Jabłoński

Rafał Jabłoński

Founder CEO, DeLab
Founder of the DeLab company building a specialized midware applications.Rafal has begun his app-dev adventure in 80’s enchanted with processors of the time.He has been working for telcom as well as financial institutions. Former IBMer supporting IBM i clients, universities and... Read More →

Tuesday June 4, 2024 12:00 - 13:00 CEST
Europa A
  IBM i App Dev
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