Re: Thread Function and access
"Peter Schmitt" wrote:
but what about a CriticalSection when using private
variables in my
thread function? is it nessasary? what about a deadlock?
that's what i
mean with thread safety. what will happened if the thread
function
writes and the Start function writes or visa versa?!
You need critical section only if more than one thread
access the same data. Then, in order to peresrve integrity
of the data, you guard it with critical section object, so
only one thread at a time can acquire an access.
Suppose you have class X with its method `Run' running as
thread:
struct X
{
string m_str;
CRITICAL_SECTION m_cs;
unsigned Run();
...
};
Then, if there are several threads based on `Run' method,
you will need to protect `m_str':
unsigned X::Run()
{
EnterCriticalSection(&m_cs);
// do something with m_str
m_str = ...
LeaveCriticalSection(&m_cs);
return 0;
}
In the example above only one thtread can access `m_str'
member at a time.
Alex
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