Re: Release mode vs Debug mode
"linuxfedora" <linuxfedora@yahoo.com.hk> ha scritto nel messaggio
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#define SAFE_CLOSE_HANDLE(p) { if(p) { CloseHandle(p); (p)=NULL; } }
handle = CreateThread..
SAFE_CLOSE_HANDLE(handle);
Any possible problem will happen?
Should it be
#define SAFE_CLOSE_HANDLE(p) { if(p != NULL) { CloseHandle(p); (p)
=NULL; } }
I agree with Bo: why do you use a macro instead of an inline function?
e.g.
inline void SafeCloseHandle( HANDLE & h )
{
if ( h != NULL )
{
CloseHandle( h );
h = NULL;
}
}
(Note that there are functions like CreateFile that use INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE
instead of NULL to indicate an invalid handle e.g. in case of errors.)
I would suggest also using CHandle class from ATL (you can use this class in
MFC projects as well):
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/5fc6ft2t(VS.80).aspx
It implements a RAII pattern, so the destructor will automatically call
CloseHandle (you don't need to explicitly call it from code).
Giovanni
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