> The DLL code is shared among all processes that use it, but the > data is private; so you don't need to lock the data structures at > all, since other processes will use their own copies. Unless you > explicitly go to the trouble of allocating shared data (which you > shouldn't do), you do not need to worry about other processes at > all. Thanks a lot for explaining this. With no cross-process locking to worry about, the file code will be a lot simpler. Jon ===== "May their negative actions ripen upon me. And may all my virtues ripen upon them."-Nagarjuna, on Compassion "If it could be talked about, everybody would have told their brother."-Chuang Tzu, on Tao [EMAIL PROTECTED] , [EMAIL PROTECTED] __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Free email you can access from anywhere! http://mail.yahoo.com/
