Well... it's time to start digging into threads more seriously, which
Leo's been starting to do. At the moment I'm leaning towards all
threads in a thread group sharing string and PMC arenas, and memory
pools, as it makes life very much easier in some ways, except...
The DOD. And the GC,
From: Dan Sugalski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
So, could someone with some windows experience go digging and find
out how one would:
1) Find the address of the base of a thread's stack
3) Find out what a thread's current stack pointer is
I would do 1), 3) this way ...
thdl = _beginthreadex(NULL,
And a note for 3): It's importatnt to create a thread with CREATE_SUSPENDED,
and at thread runtime we have to suspend thread while checking out its
registers so that to get the true values.
SuspendThread(thdl);
GetThreadContext(thdl, ctx);
...
ResumeThread(thdl);
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At 5:07 AM +0300 12/31/03, Vladimir Lipsky wrote:
From: Dan Sugalski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
So, could someone with some windows experience go digging and find
out how one would:
1) Find the address of the base of a thread's stack
3) Find out what a thread's current stack pointer is
I would do 1),
