The code below creates a thread on a global function (ReadChildOutpu t):
CreateThread(NU LL, 0, ReadChildOutput , (LPVOID)this, 0, &ThreadId);
How would I create a thread on a non-global function, assuming the
ReadChildOutput function were in the current class. This code illustrates
what I mean, but does not compile.
CreateThread(NU LL, 0, this->ReadChildOutpu t, NULL, 0, &ThreadId);
Thanks,
Chris
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Chris LaJoie wrote: The code below creates a thread on a global function
(ReadChildOutpu t):
CreateThread(NU LL, 0, ReadChildOutput , (LPVOID)this, 0, &ThreadId);
How would I create a thread on a non-global function, assuming the
ReadChildOutput function were in the current class. This code
illustrates what I mean, but does not compile.
CreateThread(NU LL, 0, this->ReadChildOutpu t, NULL, 0, &ThreadId);
Thanks,
Chris
You have to use a "global" helper function. Pass the 'this' pointer as the
LPINFO parameter to CreateThread, and the address of the static function as
the start address. In the static function, cast the void* info into
CYourClass* and call the member function. From your example above, it looks
like you're already doing that.
-cd
Chris LaJoie wrote: The code below creates a thread on a global function (ReadChildOutpu t):
CreateThread(NU LL, 0, ReadChildOutput , (LPVOID)this, 0, &ThreadId);
How would I create a thread on a non-global function, assuming the
ReadChildOutput function were in the current class. This code illustrates
what I mean, but does not compile.
CreateThread(NU LL, 0, this->ReadChildOutpu t, NULL, 0, &ThreadId);
Chris
Briefly, the problem is that all class instance functions have an
implicit "this" as a first (hidden) argument. Thus it simply won't
compile or be the right shape!
/steveA
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