On Jan 19, 2008, at 2:07 PM, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Damien Gerard wrote:
n := FTimerData.Count;
while (n>0) do begin
dec(n);
> It seems FTimerData is not properly set. Is it possible ? May be
it is
> related to some bad behavior of my application (I really don't
know what
> but it is not impossible)
Try explicitly disabling this while the loop is running in case it's
going reentrant.
In fact I have problems once I use Threads in my application under
Windows (works perfectly under Linux).
Is this relevant? Is the code you've quoted being run by a non-main
thread or trying to share something?
I've got a program here using multiple threads on Windows, linux/386
and linux/sparc. Obviously all user interaction is handled by the
main thread, various UDP etc. is running in the background.
When I use TTimer instead of my own Thread it works under Windows ... :(
May be you are right. It must have multiple interaction with the gui.
--
Damien Gerard
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