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"Geert Verdoolaege" <Geert.Verdoolaege@telenet.be> wrote in message
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> > Try ::GetCurrentThread()
>
> Doesn't help.

Yes, it does.  By prepending "::" to the beginning, you are forcing the
compiler to call the version of GetCurrentThread() that is in the global
namespace.  Microsoft uses the global namespace for all API functions and
structures.  IOTAProcess60's copy of GetCurrentThread() is not in the global
namespace.

Besides, IOTAProcess60 is a class (well, an interface).  You cannot call
IOTAProcess60::GetCurrentThread() without invoking it via a pointer to an
IOTAProcess60 instance.  The only way you can call GetCurrentThread() by
itself and have it invoke IOTAProcess60::GetCurrentThread() is if you are
writing your own class that is derived from IOTAProcess60 and then call
GetCurrentThread() from inside a method of your class.  Then
IOTAProcess60::GetCurrentThread() would be getting called via the class's
'this' pointer.  However prepending "::" to GetCurrentThread() would still
force the compiler to call the GetCurrentThread() this is in the global
namespace, not the IOTAProcess60::GetCurrentThread() method.


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