Re: COM Apartments - Message Loops
Which you'll notice I suggested way up in your thread...
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"Ron Ayoub" <ronaldayoub@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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That wraps it up for me. Thank you. The whole thing seems a bit too
high of a locking granularity for high performance applications that
need to do things in terms of milliseconds. I guess in those cases, if
you need to use COM just enter an MTA at the start and use critsecs,
mutexs, and events as needed.
Igor Tandetnik wrote:
"Ron Ayoub" <ronaldayoub@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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So what it seems like is that you don't need to
define a window proc.
No. COM runtime creates that window and provides the window proc for it.
The only thing you need to do is have the
standard message loop and nothing else.
That, and you need to build and register marshalling support for your
interfaces - either proxy/stub DLL or a type library.
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