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Article #14320TThreads & winapi critical section calls
From: CC
Date: Fri, 15 Aug 2003 22:26
Date: Fri, 15 Aug 2003 22:26
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Greetings all; I was wondering if within a TTHread, is it ok to use the winapi: EnterCriticalSection(); LeaveCriticalSection(); InitializeCriticalSection(); Calls? I have a tthread program, which I suspect is having problems somewhere with multiple threads running non-thread safe code. I wanted to do something like: EnterCriticalSection(...); // read a file here, read from socket, close file, etc LeaveCriticalSection(); I would imaging the synchronize uses these calls. The problems w/synchronize you cant pass arguments, etc to sync. function. Thanks for the help. CurtC
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