Re: Visual Studio 2005 - Firing Events from a Worker Thread
"Chris" <chris@scadaengine.com> wrote in message
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I've answered my own question. It turns out that the Threading Model
was set to "Both" instead of "Free". When I changed it to "Free" by
editing the rgs file it worked ok. Interesting that it worked on
Visual Studio 6 and not on Visual Studio 2005. I'm guessing that 2005
has more error handling and is not as fault tolerant.
No. When you set your threading model to Free, your worker thread is in
the _same_ apartment as the thread your object is created in (MTA). The
whole issue of marshalling the sink pointer between main and worker
threads fails to arise: the sink pointer is automatically marshalled at
the time IConnectionPoint::Advise is called (since this call itself is
already cross-apartment).
If you want your object to be Free-threaded, you don't need this whole
GIT dance at all. Just lose it.
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