Ok
I've read through just about every bit of source i can, looking for an example of making a new thread, but i'm just getting lost and confused.
Is there a thread base class for me to extend and make my new thread from, or create an instance of or do i have to define one?
all i want to do is make a new thread, passing a pointer to a string, and run it. that's it. but ARGH. and what's the insync() about!??¬?¬
help.
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QUOTE(cookir @ Jan 23 2004, 10:37 AM)
Ok
I've read through just about every bit of source i can, looking for an example of making a new thread, but i'm just getting lost and confused.
Is there a thread base class for me to extend and make my new thread from, or create an instance of or do i have to define one?
all i want to do is make a new thread, passing a pointer to a string, and run it. that's it. but ARGH. and what's the insync() about!??¬?¬
help.
I've read through just about every bit of source i can, looking for an example of making a new thread, but i'm just getting lost and confused.
Is there a thread base class for me to extend and make my new thread from, or create an instance of or do i have to define one?
all i want to do is make a new thread, passing a pointer to a string, and run it. that's it. but ARGH. and what's the insync() about!??¬?¬
help.
Search for CreateThread in the foobar SDK folder for examples of creating a thread in Win32.
Basically you call that with a pointer to your thread function and that's all you need to do to start a thread of execution.
cheers man 
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