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GeneralI need a MMC expert Pin
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GeneralPlease explain this error message for me. T__T Pin
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Generalmemory allocation in C Pin
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GeneralWaitForMultipleObjects( ) and thread object Pin
Jin Yao2-Sep-03 4:16
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David Crow2-Sep-03 7:50
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GeneralRe: WaitForMultipleObjects( ) and thread object Pin
Jin Yao2-Sep-03 15:18
Jin Yao2-Sep-03 15:18 
At the first time, thread1 terminates and WaitForMultipleObjects() returns the WAIT_OBJECT_0 + 0. The state of thread1 object is set to signaled.

When the thread2 ends, the thread2 object will also be set to signaled.
but at that time, the state of thread1 object is already signaled. So WaitForMultipleObjects() still returns the WAIT_OBJECT_0 + 0 not WAIT_OBJECT_0 + 1.

I wish WaitForMultipleObjects() can return the WAIT_OBJECT_0 + 1 when
thread2 ends.

Thanks

GeneralRe: WaitForMultipleObjects( ) and thread object Pin
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GeneralFormatting thousands Pin
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