Calling functions asynchronously

[-Jetz-]

He's not asking for over complicated explanations, it's a general question
"can he call functions asynchronously"
the answer is yes

Doesn't sound like a general question -

Because HTTP / TCP requests are done in a separate thread (completely asynchronously) is it possible to sneak code into the request thread that is not directly related to the request?

You don't consider hack methods that desperate unless you really want to get something done. Still wanna know what that might be.

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[Dannu]

Yea, I'd like to know too.

[Headcrab Zombie]

I think what you're thinking of is parallel processing.
the answer is yes

True, but parallel processing might also be what OP is thinking of

We don't know cuz he won't tell us what he's trying to do

[Ipquarx]

I think what you're thinking of is parallel processing.

I honestly think that that's what OP is thinking of, considering he wants an exploit in tcpobjects to run things in multiple threads.

[$trinick]

I honestly think that that's what OP is thinking of, considering he wants an exploit in tcpobjects to run things in multiple threads.

It is, but it's impossible in Blockland. The closest you can get to processing two threads at once is using pseudoasynchrony via schedules.

[RarwMuffinz]

A wee bit late but I'm not asking with a specific context in mind, just In general. I was referring to multithreaded aysnchronus functionality.