Lines Matching refs:Thread
7 #include "base/threading/thread.h"
77 // Creates a URLFetcher, using the program's main thread to do IO.
113 // URLFetcher is designed to run on the main UI thread, but in our tests
114 // we assume that the current thread is the IO thread where the URLFetcher
116 // a UI thread, we dispatch a worker thread to do so.
142 // same thread that CreateFetcher() did.
146 // the main loop returns and this thread subsequently goes out of scope.
241 // thread once it is deleted.
244 // The d'tor should execute in the IO thread. Post the quit task to the
245 // current thread.
293 // Wrapper that lets us call CreateFetcher() on a thread of our choice. We
506 // same thread that CreateFetcher() did.
510 // the main loop returns and this thread subsequently goes out of scope.
518 // Create the fetcher on the main thread. Since IO will happen on the main
519 // thread, this will test URLFetcher's ability to do everything on one
520 // thread.
535 // Create a separate thread that will create the URLFetcher. The current
536 // (main) thread will do the IO, and when the fetch is complete it will
537 // terminate the main thread's message loop; then the other thread's
538 // message loop will be shut down automatically as the thread goes out of
540 base::Thread t("URLFetcher test thread");
678 // Create a separate thread that will create the URLFetcher. The current
679 // (main) thread will do the IO, and when the fetch is complete it will
680 // terminate the main thread's message loop; then the other thread's
681 // message loop will be shut down automatically as the thread goes out of
683 base::Thread t("URLFetcher test thread");
714 base::Thread t("URLFetcher test thread");
727 // Create the fetcher on the main thread. Since IO will happen on the main
728 // thread, this will test URLFetcher's ability to do everything on one
729 // thread.
