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HAND wrote:

(e.g. TerminateThread).

Nibu thomas wrote:

t's the UnderTaker...Run

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If the <code>hWnd </code>parameter is not <code>NULL </code>and the
window specified by <code>hWnd </code>already has a timer with the value 
<code>nIDEvent</code>, then the existing timer is replaced by the new timer. 
When <code>SetTimer </code>replaces a timer, the timer is reset. Therefore, a 
message will be sent after the current time-out value elapses, but the 
previously set time-out value is ignored. 

nripun wrote:

SetTimer(ID1,100,NULL). After 100milliseconds the timer expires and it is handled in the OnTimer() function. Now if i have to start a timer again with the same ID do i have to use KillTimer(ID1)?

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class CSingleton
{
public:
   static CSingleton* GetInstance();

private:
   void CSingleton();
   CSingleton ~CSingleton();

   static CSingleton* m_pInstance;
};

CSingleton* CSingleton::m_pInstance = NULL;

// Constructor + Destructor
.....

CSingleton* CSingleton::GetInstance()
{
   if (!m_pInstance)
      m_pInstance = new CSingleton;
   return m_pInstance;
}