Subj : Re: regarding threads in VC++, for a beginnner
To   : comp.os.ms-windows.programmer.win32,comp.programming.threads
From : Ian T
Date : Wed Jan 26 2005 03:48 pm

David Schwartz wrote:
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Thanks for replying.

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>>Does the member function use the thread's stack and run in it's "time 
>>slice"?
> 
> It's instruction pointer points at the entry point to 
> the function you passed and its stack pointer points to the stack just 
> allocated for it. 
....
The thread is made 'ready to run' (or suspended for
> functions that require you to manually start the thread). The schedule will 
> then allocate the thread a time slice and it will begin executing the 
> function in the context of that new thread.
> 

That's the thread function , but what about the member function called 
from within the thread function, does it effectively become part of the 
thread function in all respects?

Thanks,
Ian

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