Dear friends , I am making my first steps on MFC and I am studying a
sample application, which is the base skeleton created by the VC++
6.0 Ide as you create an MFC WIN32 typical application.
I find in the startup module (AfxWinInit(..), file WinMain.cpp) a
call to AfxGetThread (), appearantly made to retrieve the current
thread's object pointer.
So my question is the following : who is instantiating the current
thread's object ? is there any block of source code which is
automatically added by the Ide in a MFC application like this, apart
from the WinMain.cpp ?
A second question is this . I see this two code lines :
CWinThread* pThread = AfxGetThread();
CWinApp* pApp = AfxGetApp();
and then a few rows after :
nReturnCode = pThread->Run();
This last line, if I understood well, is to supply the application
with a message pump .
This is the only line where the pThread pointer is used , so another
question arises :
wasn't it possible to use directly the pApp pointer to the CWinApp
object to supply a message pump using its Run method ?
As far as I know CWinApp should inherit the same method from
CWinThread ...
Thank you
