The Intel/Dialogic Event Dispatch Thread.

"CXLineCtrl theControl" is created in the main thread before this one event thread is spawned. "CXLineCtrl::SetupDialogic" creates this thread, which begins a chain of board initialization activities.

While function calls accross threads are reliable where the read-only code segment is targeted, the data segment is not consistant accross threads. So we have what Microsoft calls "thread-local storage" here, and the shared memory we actually want is inaccessible and belongs to an instance of "CXLineCtrl".

A partial solution is implemented by message passing a third globally accessed data segment, and synchronizing it with a set of Microsoft semaphores.

Source:

Thread.h:25

Author:

Green Lizard Staff

Version:

1.01

Entity	Inherited From	Type	Scope	Short Description
~CThread		destructor	public	Destgructor must be supplied
CThread		constructor	public	Default Constructor
CThread		constructor	public	automatically generated
Delete		method	public	undocumented
KillThread		method	public	undocumented
m_hDead		static attribute	public	undocumented
m_hEventKill		attribute	public	Microsoft Transmitter for Kill Event
operator =		operator	public	automatically generated

Destgructor must be supplied

Source:

Thread.h:36

Code:

public virtual ~ CThread ( )

Default Constructor

Source:

Thread.h:33

Code:

public CThread (

)

automatically generated

Source:

Thread.h

Code:

public CThread (

const CThread & )

undocumented

Source:

Thread.h:43

Code:

public void Delete (

)

undocumented

Source:

Thread.h:44

Code:

public void KillThread (

)

undocumented

Source:

Thread.h:41

Code:

public static HANDLE m_hDead

Microsoft Transmitter for Kill Event

Source:

Thread.h:39

Code:

public HANDLE m_hEventKill

automatically generated

Source:

Thread.h

Code:

public CThread & operator = (

const CThread & )