C / C++ / MFC

11-Jul-06 0:55

Hi,can anyone help me out how to implement the threads?in the beginners level.

Regards

NooR

KarstenK11-Jul-06 1:05

KarstenK

11-Jul-06 1:05

The MFC has as CWinThread class which helps you. Look for samples here and read the MSDN.

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Noor Akhter11-Jul-06 1:15

11-Jul-06 1:15

yup i hve seen in msdn ..but i don get the examples..kindly will u provide me sum examples?

thx

NooR

ThatsAlok11-Jul-06 1:49

ThatsAlok

11-Jul-06 1:49

Noor Akhter wrote:
..but i don get the examples..kindly will u provide me sum examples?

checkout

http://www.codeproject.com/threads/crtmultithreading.asp
http://www.codeproject.com/threads/Threads_1.asp

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KarstenK11-Jul-06 2:06

KarstenK

11-Jul-06 2:06

NO!!! Write "CWinThread" in the Search Box up von den CP-Website and look yourself. I you want to learn programming you gotta learn this. D'Oh! | :doh:

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Noor Akhter11-Jul-06 2:08

11-Jul-06 2:08

Nice idea.....i did man.....but i don want bulitin function..i want to implemnt my own function..n how can i do this?

thx

NooR

ThatsAlok11-Jul-06 18:58

ThatsAlok

11-Jul-06 18:58

Noor Akhter wrote:

Nice idea.....i did man.....but i don want bulitin function..i want to implemnt my own function..n how can i do this?

you want to create you own threading function... is that right!

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Noor Akhter11-Jul-06 20:09

11-Jul-06 20:09

yup i want to create my own threads...n i cal the local function in it....is it possible? do reply//////

NooR

Hamid_RT11-Jul-06 1:05

11-Jul-06 1:05

See Here[^]

whitesky

David Crow11-Jul-06 2:40

David Crow

11-Jul-06 2:40

See here and here.

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Noor Akhter11-Jul-06 1:11

11-Jul-06 1:11

i don want dis....how to initialses and create the threads...can u provide me some examples at beg level?

Thx

NooR

Hamid_RT11-Jul-06 1:47

11-Jul-06 1:47

I think a good and easy example is in MSDN Here[^]

whitesky

Noor Akhter11-Jul-06 2:06

11-Jul-06 2:06

can v call local function in the thread..if it possible its not runing in my program..now wat to do?

NooR

Hamid_RT11-Jul-06 3:31

11-Jul-06 3:31

I hope this helpful for you

HANDLE thread;

<br />
void CYourClass::Runthread()<br />
{<br />
DWORD	    ThreadID;<br />
thread=CreateThread(NULL,0,ThreadFunc,this,0,&ThreadID);<br />
}<br />
<br />
void ThreadFunc( LPVOID lpv )<br />
{<br />
CYourClass* m_Class = (CYourClass*) lpv;<br />
    m_Class->Function();<br />
}<br />
<br />
void CYourClass::Function()<br />
{<br />
MessageBox("Test");<br />
}<br />

whitesky

David Crow11-Jul-06 5:07

David Crow

11-Jul-06 5:07

The two articles I provided are at the elementary level. What part is troubling you? Threads are usually not something to be tackled by a beginner.

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multithreading in vc

ooola rocks11-Jul-06 0:51

ooola rocks

11-Jul-06 0:51

hi can any1 give some info regarding multithreading in VC++. any application...............
Sigh | :sigh:

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Hamid_RT11-Jul-06 1:01

11-Jul-06 1:01

See Here[^]

whitesky

ooola rocks11-Jul-06 1:16

ooola rocks

11-Jul-06 1:16

can u tell me about createthread method

When the goin gets tough then tough gets going

Hamid_RT11-Jul-06 1:41

11-Jul-06 1:41

From the MSDN

<br />
The CreateThread function creates a thread to execute within the virtual address space of the calling process.<br />

whitesky