I am having trouble with threading. Inside a TCP callback I am calling CmtScheduleThreadPoolFunction(). (see attachment). Inside the function that gets called by the thread, I am calling Ini_ReadGeneric(). For the data to pass to the multithread function, I am passing ptrMem which is a pointer to a node in a linked list. The compiler is complaining about the 1st and last parms in the call to Ini_ReadGeneric(). "Left operand of -> has incompatible type 'pointer to void'".The first is ptrMem->itScript. This is the handle to the ini structure that I created. The last is ptrMem->iHandle, the pointer to the TCP handle. What is wrong with my first and last parms?ALSO: the help about the CmtScheduleThreadPoolFunction() says not to pass any local var or var that might change. Now my ptrMem will probably change if the TCP callback is called again. How do I deal with this "not change" comment???? Do I need to lock the var? How do I do it?Thanks, Rich

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Woolie Willie

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‎11-19-2002 08:23 AM

Thanks. That took care of it.

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