class CTheClass
{
public:
CTheClass();
~CTheClass();
DWORD WINAPI ThreadProc(LPVOID lpParameter);
private:
DWORD m_pid;
};
CTheClass::CTheClass(){
CreateThread(0, 0, ThreadProc, 0, 0, &m_pid);
}
CTheClass::~CTheClass(){
}
DWORD WINAPI CTheClass::ThreadProc(LPVOID lpParameter){
return 0;
}
ThreadProc as a method
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How can I get a ThreadProc to be a method of a class? =(
Here''s what I got...
make it static.
if access to the class members is needed, the "this" pointer can be set as the parm that gets passed into the callback and then that can be cast to a pointer to the class.
if access to the class members is needed, the "this" pointer can be set as the parm that gets passed into the callback and then that can be cast to a pointer to the class.
quote:Original post by Anonymous Poster
make it static.
if access to the class members is needed, the "this" pointer can be set as the parm that gets passed into the callback and then that can be cast to a pointer to the class.
Yeah, that''s the way to do it. Something like this, maybe:
class CTheClass{ public: CTheClass(); ~CTheClass(); static DWORD WINAPI sThreadProc(LPVOID param); //the ''s'' is for ''static'' DWORD ThreadProc();protected: DWORD m_pid;};CTheClass::CTheClass(){ CreateThread(0, 0, sThreadProc, this, 0, &m_pid);}CTheClass::~CTheClass(){}DWORD WINAPI CTheClass::sThreadProc(LPVOID lpParameter){ return ((CTheClass*)lpParameter)->ThreadProc();}DWORD CTheClass::ThreadProc(){ //whatever you want return 0;} Like that. You lose out on your ability to pass a parameter to the thread - you have to use a member variable instead that you set up beforehand - and you should probably check that lpParameter isn''t NULL in sThreadProc, though I don''t think that could ever happen.
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