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Important: The information in this document is superseded by the information in Threading Programming Guide. For information about how to configure a run loop for your custom threads, see that document instead.


Introduction to Run Loops

Important: The information in this document is superseded by the information in Threading Programming Guide. For information about how to configure a run loop for your custom threads, see that document instead.

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The run loop is the center of any event-driven application or tool. After it is fully initialized, an application normally enters its main run loop, waiting for events. Everything the application does from that point on is the result of a callout from the run loop in response to events being detected and dispatched. This document describes how run loops work and how you can use it in your applications.

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