i had placed the SetupThread() call in the wrong place.
it works now,
thanks very much
archana
On Tue, 22 Jun 2004, Jan Kotas wrote:
> GetThread() returns non-NULL only if SetupThread() was called on the
> thread. If you need GetThread() to return non-NULL, you need to call
> SetupThread() at le
Hi,
i tried calling SetupThread() after CreateThread(), but the problem still
persists
On Tue, 22 Jun 2004, Jan Kotas wrote:
> GetThread() returns non-NULL only if SetupThread() was called on the
> thread. If you need GetThread() to return non-NULL, you need to call
> SetupThread() at least once
yes, Free BSD
On Tue, 22 Jun 2004, Barry Bond wrote:
> What platform are you running on? FreeBSD?
>
> Barry
>
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> To
I have done some investigation on the SetupThread() function few weeks ago, but I
never "stepped into" GetThread(). I did this today and I noticed it points to
sscoree!GetThreadGeneric, a function defined in assembly code in
sscli\clr\src\vm\i386\asmhelpers.asm.
However, this is on Windows XP,
GetThread() returns non-NULL only if SetupThread() was called on the
thread. If you need GetThread() to return non-NULL, you need to call
SetupThread() at least once on the thread.
GetThread is not a function. It is a pointer to a function. It is
defined in threads.h / threads.cpp. It points to Ge
What platform are you running on? FreeBSD?
Barry
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Hi,
