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Thanks for your help. I created a new multithreaded
program and it worked fine. 

In point of fact I was not attempting to gain anything
by using the pragma. I was simply using the example given
to see all of what was involved.


"Ed Mulroy [TeamB]" <dont_email_me@invalid.com> wrote:
>I do not know what you expect to gain from using the checkoption 
>pragma.  If you told the Console Wizard to create a multi-threaded 
>program then the multithreaded libraries will be used.  If you did not 
>then they would not.  The pragma is a compile time item but you are 
>using it in an attempt to check link time behavior.
>
>Either create a new project in which you specify to the Console Wizard 
>that the program is to be console mode, multi-threaded or modify the 
>project file.
>
>
>To modify the project file:
>
>Open the project file in an editor while the IDE is not running.
>
>Look for the options to the compiler and make sure they include one 
>of -tWM or -WM and that one of -tWC, -tWCR, -WC or -WCR is to the 
>right of it.
>
>Look for the list of libraries and look for cw32.lib or cw32i.lib  If 
>one of them is found, substitute cw32mt.lib or cw32mti.lib 
>respectively.
>
>cw32mt.lib matches with -tWC or -WC
>cw32mti.lib matches with -tWCR or -WCR or if one of -tWR or -WR is 
>used to the left of -tWC or -WC
>
>All -tW* options are exact equivalents for corresponding -W* options. 
>Options may also begin with a slash ('/') instead of a dash ('-').
>
>-tWM, /tWM, -WM, /WM  Multi-threaded
>-tWR, /tWR, -WR, /WR  Dynamic linked
>-tWC, /tWC, -WC, /WC  Windows console mode
>-tWCR, /tWCR, -WCR. /WCR  Windows console mode, dynamic linked
>
>cw32.lib  Single threaded library
>cw32i.lib  Single threaded, dynamic linked library
>cw32mt.lib  Multi threaded library
>cw32mti.lib  Multi threaded, dynamic linked library
>
>The option with the 'C' specifies console mode and should be to the 
>right of the others.  Options to the right can over-ride those to the 
>left.  Option placement is important because the other -tW*, /tW*, -W* 
>or /W* options imply GUI mode.
>
>Also check that the linker options include /ap or -ap (console mode) 
>and not /aa or -aa (gui mode).
>
>.  Ed
>
>> Arthur Jelsma wrote in message
>> news:412cbca6$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
>>
>> I am writing a multithreaded console app with BCB5 Pro.
>>
>> I used the example in the documentation for _beginthreadex
>> but I keep getting unresolved external errors for the
>> _beginthreadex        function.Iamalsogettingaproblemwith
>> the "#pragma checkoption -tWM" option. I tried linking with
>> the libraries that contain the external but no luck.
>>
>> Any hints as to what I might do to resolve this. Thanks for
>> any help you can give
>> me.
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