_beginthread( function, 0, (void*)(int)num );
That's what I'm using, what I need to know is how can I send more than one parameter with it, I've spent a while searching and can't find the answer.
I think it has something to do with argument lists from what I can find, but I'm really not sure what to do. As in declaring, setting values, passing, and reading them.
Thanks for reading.
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_beginthread( function, 0, (void*)(int)num );
That's what I'm using, what I need to know is how can I send more than one parameter with it, I've spent a while searching and can't find the answer.
I think it has something to do with argument lists from what I can find, but I'm really not sure what to do. As in declaring, setting values, passing, and reading them.
Thanks for reading.
The third parameter can be a pointer to anything (or NULL). That pointer is passed
to the first parameter (the function). You can make that void pointer point to, say,
a struct that contains the actual parameters. The function (the first parameter)
should cast that void pointer to a pointer to that struct and get its parameters.
kind regards,
Jos
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