Re: thread related issue
<harshalshete@gmail.com> wrote in message
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hi all,
i am having one problem with threading
i created one dialog based application whose work is to read the data
from serial port and display it.so i created one thred for this work.
means now i got two threads one is application thread and other is
serial communication thread which is created in OnInitDialog.
now everything is working i mean the thread got created it read some
bytes
from port and now it wants to show the data so need to send this data
to main
thread. so i am doing this with ::SendMessage() but it is giving access
violation. i don't know why this is happening and currently i am not
sending the data also i.e. buffer so please help me
below is code (stepwise)
1)In Oninitdialog
THREADPARAM *ptp = new THREADPARAM;
if(ptp)
{
memset(ptp->array,0,30);
strcpy(ptp->array,"Harshal");
ptp->appHandle = this->m_hWnd;
hSerialThread = CreateThread( NULL,
****
Are you sure you want to be using CreateThread?
****
0,
(LPTHREAD_START_ROUTINE)
SerialCommunication,
****
Presumably this cast means that your ThreadProc is improper?
****
(LPVOID) NULL,
****
Shouldn't this be your ptp?
****
0,
&dwSerialThreadID);
}
2)Thread function
UINT SerialCommunication(LPVOID pParam)
****
DWORD WINAPI SerialCommunication(LPVOID pParam)
****
{
int write_req=0;
THREADPARAM *ptp = (THREADPARAM *)pParam;
while(1)
{
if(write_req == 2)// send write request and read it
{
DWORD length=0;
DWORD dwRead=0;
if (WriteFile(hCom,
SEND_CMD, // pointer to data to write to
file
NOOFBYTE, // number of bytes to write
&length, // pointer to number of bytes
written
NULL) == 0)
{// write failed
write_req = 0;
continue;
}
// writefile succeeded issue readfile
char buffer[MAX_MESSAGE];
memset(buffer,0,MAX_MESSAGE);
if (!ReadFile(hCom, buffer, MAX_MESSAGE, &dwRead,
NULL))
{
write_req = 0;
continue;
}
if(dwRead > 0)
{
//MessageBox(NULL,buffer,"Data with packet",MB_OK);
::SendMessage(ptp->appHandle,MY_SHOW_DATA,0,0);//
error is here
If you passed NULL as your pParam, wouldn't ptp be NULL here, and couldn't
that possibly be the cause of an access violation?
3) Sent message function
LRESULT CReadDataDlg::OnShowDataMessage(UINT wParam, LONG lParam)
Not sure it matters, but an ON_MESSAGE handler has the prototype:
LRESULT memberFxn(WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam)
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Jeff Partch [VC++ MVP]