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In article <1992Aug13.190952.21123@elroy.jpl.nasa.gov>, hartzman@kilroy.Jpl.Nasa.Gov (Les Hartzman) writes:
|> I have a few, hopefully basic, questions about multithreaded processes:
|> 
|>         1)  Does thread 1 exist for any other reason than to start
|>             other threads and to process the interrupt/kill signals?
|> 
|>         2)  Can ANY thread in a process create its own queue(s)?
Yes, look at the examples in the programmers toolkit from IBM.
|> 
|>         3)  In C++, I assume that I need to have a function that does
|>             object instatiation, and that there is no library function
|>             that allows you to instantiate an object as a thread (via
|>             its constructor)?
I've never seen such a object, but I'm working on a CoSession Object class
for my PMviews class library. Every Object of the class should represent
a own thread with a message queue. A working version will be published
soon.

Lutz
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