#include <process.h>// This is the function that is executed within the thread// When you end return from the function, the thread is// end automaticly, or when you call _endthread();void ThreadFunc(void *pParam){   while (true)   {       // Do something here, call _endthread(); to terminate it   }}int main(){   // First parameter is thread function, second stack size which   // will be resized if not big enough, and the last it a void *   // as parameter. You can pass anything to it.   _beginthread(ThreadFunc, 0, NULL);   // Now we have our thread running and we can use both threads   // at the same time. However, if we need to SHARE data between   // the 2 threads, we need to use CriticalSections so the OS   // can block a thread from stopping execution until the data   // is flagged for usage. To start an critical section we use    // this:   CRITICAL_SECTION Cs; // Critical section var, never touch it                        // don''t even look at it or copy it      // Init the critical section   InitializeCriticalSection(&Cs);      // Enter critical section   EnterCriticalSection(&Cs);   // In here we can access the shared data. If another thread   // tries to enter critical state, it is blocked until this   // thread releases the critical section like below. Make sure   // you leave the critical sections or your program will lock    // up. So if you need to access shared data in our thread we    // just call EnterCriticalSection and noone can access that   // data.   // Leave critical section   LeaveCriticalSection(&Cs);   // Clean up the critical section   DeleteCriticalSection(&Cs);}