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Comments by JinxLeader (Top 4 by date)
JinxLeader
25-Aug-15 10:28am
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Yes, my so is windows7。I don't want a real time in the strict sense, I only want read as fast as possible.
JinxLeader
30-Jun-15 11:03am
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I think copying data is acceptability.
JinxLeader
4-Jun-15 5:43am
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May I put the void* to the fourth parameter "void *arglist". How this achieved?
And it's strange Why my pointer this didn't work?
JinxLeader
4-Jun-15 5:30am
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Hi, I try it. But I have errorC2664 "_beginthreadex" can't put parameter 3 from"uint(__thiscall CThreadClass::*)(void*) to uint (__stdcall* )(void*)
Meanwhile put static would work, but I don't want a static class function