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Hi Andy,

I suspect that a more likely scenario could be that your thread isn't
releasing it's timeslice at all and is taking up all the processor time.
Try adding in some ::Sleep(n) instructions (particular within loops), where
n is a number of milliseconds - I typically use 0, 50, 100, 250, 500, or
1000, depending on what the thread is designed to do.

Regards,

Bevan


"Andy" <andyholcomb@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> I am tring to create a thread that will run in the background, so if
someone clicks a stop button on the main form it will reset info that was
changed during the thread execution and then terminate. I am using the
Create New Thread Object Method. I seam to have a working thread, but my
program seams to be waiting for the completion of the thread before it goes
on. I can't even move my form.
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> I am using this line to start the thread on a button click
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> TestItThread = new TthreadTest(false);
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> Should I do it a different way?
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> I am using BCB4
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> Thanks Andy
>