The Qt framework offers many different technologies to deal with multithreading in applications. The QThread class is used to handle all sorts of multithreading functionality and, as we'll see in this chapter, using it is also the most powerful and flexible way of handling threads in Qt framework. In addition to QThread, the Qt framework offers a number of other namespaces, classes, and functions that help with various multithreading requirements. Here's a list of them, before we see examples of how they are used:
- QThread: This class is the base of all threads in the Qt framework. It can be subclassed to create new threads, in which case, you need to override the run method, or you can create new instances of it and move any Qt object (the QObject subclass) into a new thread by calling the moveToThread function.
- QThreadPool:...
