MultiThreading in MFC

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Hi

I was trying to do sample code to understand multithreading in MFC

I have a scenario as mentioned below.

Thread A ->Should Write to a buffer
Thread B ->Should Write to buffer after Thread A completes
Thread C ->Should Write to buffer after Thread A and B completes .

Thread D ->Reads from the buffer and send it to printer driver.

So as mentioned above,three thread is writing to a buffer one by one and one thread is reading from that buffer.

can anyone tell me how to implement this case.

Thanks
Abhi

Posted 19-Jan-10 20:58pm

AbhiMFC

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CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2010-01-19T21:11:00

Solution 1

What about documentation?

Posted 19-Jan-10 21:11pm

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Cedric Moonen · Accepted Answer · 2010-01-19T22:11:00

Solution 2

In addition to Carlo's answer: are you sure you want to have that many threads ? If the processing is sequential, I don't really see a reason why you want to split that up into that many threads. Why not having only one thread doing all of that ?

Posted 19-Jan-10 22:11pm

Cedric Moonen