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    Is it good programming, blocking of thread with event->Lock() instead of using ::WaitForSingleObject() function. NSS NSS

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      Is it good programming, blocking of thread with event->Lock() instead of using ::WaitForSingleObject() function. NSS NSS

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      sthalasayanam wrote: event->Lock() Is a MFC way to force Thread in Waiting state and.. sthalasayanam wrote: ::WaitForSingleObject() function. It Is win32 way to Force Wait for thread.... About good Programming practice.. it depends on company to company... as both are equally good.

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        Is it good programming, blocking of thread with event->Lock() instead of using ::WaitForSingleObject() function. NSS NSS

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        Well, the ::WaitForSingleObject API function is more versatile, in the sense that it accepts a variety of handles and works for all of them. That said, if all you want is event based waiting, you might as well use CEvent and Lock. Regards Senthil _____________________________ My Blog | My Articles | WinMacro

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          Well, the ::WaitForSingleObject API function is more versatile, in the sense that it accepts a variety of handles and works for all of them. That said, if all you want is event based waiting, you might as well use CEvent and Lock. Regards Senthil _____________________________ My Blog | My Articles | WinMacro

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          Thnaks for your answer. NSS

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