Subj : Re: regarding threads in VC++, for a beginnner
To   : comp.os.ms-windows.programmer.win32,comp.programming.threads
From : Scott McPhillips [MVP]
Date : Wed Jan 26 2005 10:24 pm

David Schwartz wrote:
>>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?

"In all respects" is too broad.  Any function called by a thread 
function runs in the context of the thread.  That means it uses the 
thread's stack and timeslice.  This is true no matter what object or 
class the function may be a member of.  (Classes are unrelated to 
execution flow.)

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Scott McPhillips [VC++ MVP]

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