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Member 14603643 21-Jul-21 10:26am View

will surely check and give the feedback thanks for the valuable feedback. One More Question: logic for test2.c sendtheData(void *Arg) is good or any advice to do it more better

Member 14603643 20-Jul-21 12:03pm View

yes i have used strcpy(mode->param3, param3) as these are character array .

Member 14603643 20-Jul-21 2:16am View

sendtheData has function parameter as void parameter, and same structure is created in that file so the void pointer is assigned to struct resphs

Member 14603643 20-Jul-21 2:14am View

char buff[255];

Member 14603643 19-Jul-21 7:57am View

What you said i understood but implmentation of sendtheData is in another source file where struct mode is not visible or accessible

Member 14603643 19-Jul-21 5:59am View

no , these is developed by me so dont have any docs . Can you advice me for the same

Member 14603643 19-Jul-21 5:45am View

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void sendtheData (void * aArg)
{
hs = (struct resphs*)aArg;
}

I have the same structure like mode and this code is in another source file

Member 14603643 19-Jul-21 5:44am View

void sendtheData (void * aArg)
{
hs = (struct resphs*)aArg;
}

I have the same structure like mode and this code is in another source file

Member 14603643 1-Jul-21 5:41am View

I have one more doubt , as PostMessage is in different thread and GetMessage in different thread. Is it possible to do _beginthread(ThreadProc, 0, 0); in the file where PostMessage is there in my case it is test.c. Because i have several function where data resides so that i can begin the thread and post the message .

Member 14603643 30-Jun-21 4:24am View

hi Richard,
instead of _beginthread , i tried to debug with
DWORD _acquireThreadID;
HANDLE _acquireThread;

_acquireThread = CreateThread(NULL, 0, ThreadProc, 0, 0, &_acquireThreadID);
if (_acquireThread == NULL) {
printf("could not create the thread\n");
return false;
}
result : _acquireThread = 0x000000e0

I debug it , and it seems thread is created,
ret = PostThreadMessage(ThreadID_GUI, WM_YOUR_MESSAGE, 0, (LPARAM)data);
result: ret = 1;
any more suggestion?

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