C / C++ / MFC

Subhobroto wrote:

in VC++ 7 and 8 ?

thathvamsi wrote:

memcpy(cpRxData, m_commPort.GetRawInput(), wBytesRx);

Kuroro Rucilful wrote:

hanks bro, i'm really serious :->... my friend actually ask me that a while ago. I'm digging in directx programming so i don't have time to recall. It's great coz i've learned itoa. Thanks..

"Opinions are neither right nor wrong. I cannot change your opinion. I can, however, change what influences your opinion." - David Crow

int i = 2;
char c = i;

<code>
	CString str;
	TCHAR  lpc[20];
	TCHAR Buffer[20];
	lpc[0]='\0';
(1)	str.Format("%d",123);
(2)	wsprintf(lpc,"%d",456);
(3)	itoa(789,Buffer,10);

class CVfw_receiver_July_18Dlg : ...
{
// ...
    void OnButtonStare()
    {
       DWORD dwThreadId;
       HANDLE h = CreateThread(
                         NULL,
                         0,
                         &CVfw_receiver_July_18Dlg::RawThreadProc,
                         this,
                         0,
                         &dwThreadId
                         );
       if (h)
       {
          CloseHandle(h); // If you don't need it close it or you'll leak HANDLEs.
       }
    }
 
    DWORD ThreadProc()
    {
       // Do stuff here.
    }
 
    static DWORD WINAPI RawThreadProc(LPVOID lpParameter)
    {
       CVfw_receiver_July_18Dlg *pThis = static_cast<CVfw_receiver_July_18Dlg *>(lpParameter);
       return pThis->ThreadProc();
    }
// ...
};

Stephen Hewitt wrote:

PS: Unless you know what you're doing you shoudn't use CreateThread. Use beginthread or beginthreadex instead.

led mike wrote:

Also not a great idea to send a UI based class as the LPARAM to a Thread Proc

Stephen Hewitt wrote:

I would argue that multi-threading is not a good idea at all unless you know what you're doing however.