Threading singleton class?

[Bryan]

Im new to threading and am experiencing some confusion as to how to
correctly use AfxBeginThread in my singleton class. The code that I
want to thread out is in a single function, Init(). Is AfxBeginThread
the right way to thread off a single worker thread? It seems like it.

But what are the correct args for it, my code wont compile. And does my
class need to be restructured? How?

Thanks,
Bryan

I have this:
class CHandler
{
public:
~CHandler(void) ;
static CHandler& Instance();
bool GetInitialized( ) { return m_initialized; }

private:
CHandler(void);
CHandler(const CHandler&);
CHandler& operator=(const CHandler&);

void Init(LPVOID pParam);
bool m_initialized;
};

CHandler::CHand ler(void)
{
Init();
}

CHandler::~CHan dler(void)
{
// clean up code
}

CHandler& CHandler::Insta nce()
{
static CHandler instance;

// This is something like what I want to add to thread Init()
//if (!instance.GetI nitialized()) {
// AfxBeginThread( Init, &instance);
//}
return instance;
}

void CHandler::Init( LPVOID pParam)
{
// I dont need pParam here (I think) do I have to have it?
try {
// Specific call to other code that I want to thread!
// This stuff takes forever and only can happen 1x!
if (!mclInitialize Application(NUL L,0))
{
throw std::exception( "");
}
if (!clusterlibIni tialize())
{
throw std::exception( "");
}
m_initialized = true;
}
catch(...) {
m_initialized = false;
}
}

[red floyd]

Bryan wrote:

Im new to threading and am experiencing some confusion as to how to
correctly use AfxBeginThread in my singleton class. The code that I
want to thread out is in a single function, Init(). Is AfxBeginThread
the right way to thread off a single worker thread? It seems like it.

Wrong group. Try microsoft.publi c.vc.mfc

[Victor Bazarov]

Bryan wrote:

Im new to threading and am experiencing some confusion as to how to
correctly use AfxBeginThread in my singleton class. [..]

Threading is not part of the language (yet, at least), so much of what
can be discussed about threading falls outside the scope of c.l.c++.
AfxBeginThread is not a standard C++ function. Both those reasons let
me believe you're in a wrong newsgroup. See FAQ for the list of the
suggested alternatives.

V
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[Steve Pope]

Victor Bazarov <v.********@com Acast.netwrote:

>Bryan wrote:

>Im new to threading and am experiencing some confusion as to how to
correctly use AfxBeginThread in my singleton class. [..]

>Threading is not part of the language (yet, at least), so much of what
can be discussed about threading falls outside the scope of c.l.c++.

I'm not sure if I agree with this logic. Typically algorithms and
programming techniques that are "not part of the language" are
still valid topics for discussion here. Threading is just another
algorithm/technique isn't it?

Steve

[Victor Bazarov]

Steve Pope wrote:

Victor Bazarov <v.********@com Acast.netwrote:

>Bryan wrote:

>>Im new to threading and am experiencing some confusion as to how to
correctly use AfxBeginThread in my singleton class. [..]

>Threading is not part of the language (yet, at least), so much of
what can be discussed about threading falls outside the scope of
c.l.c++.

I'm not sure if I agree with this logic. Typically algorithms and
programming techniques that are "not part of the language" are
still valid topics for discussion here. Threading is just another
algorithm/technique isn't it?

Not language-related technique or algorithm. And any problems that
arise in programming threads cannot be answered in terms of C++ alone
since C++ does not define them. There is c.p.th for that.

Discussions on development of language elements needed to introduce
threading in C++ are fine. Vice versa usually not.

V
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