Re: getting thread-ID from another thread
On May 31, 12:55 pm, bernd <bernd.schuste...@googlemail.com> wrote:
thanks for the answers.
/* transmit eth-messages to the specific com port (is working) */
unsigned char* buffer=new unsigned char[400];
memcpy((void *)&buffer[0], (void *)&ptr->Data[0], 400);
You can write this simpler
memcpy( buffer, ptr->Data, 400);
m_Ports[number].m_serialWriteThread->PostThreadMessageA(UWM_SEND_DATA2, (=
WPARAM)&buffer, 400);
Here you are passing the address of buffer. No need for this
You can have
m_Ports[number].m_serialWriteThread->PostThreadMessage(UWM_SEND_DATA2,
(WPARAM)buffer, 400);
void CSerialWriter::OnSendData(WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam)
{
unsigned char * schar = (unsigned char *)wParam;
UINT length = strlen((const char *)wParam); //<- 3 instead of 400
Because you passed the wrong pointer (&buffer).
BOOL ok = ::WriteFile(parms->hCom,(unsigned char
*)schar,lParam,&bytesWritten,&ovl);
//....
delete [] schar;
}
How can I delete the unsigned char array at the end of the
OnSendData() function?
best regards
Bernd
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