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  1. Dec 18th, 2007, 07:36 PM #1
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    Multithread VB6 + C++

    Hi guys,

    I know that VB6 using the API CreateThread is not safe, but in C++, it is. Therefore i just want to know if somebody have a clue to make a C++ dll and use function pointer to make TRUE multithread to run VB6 function. Thanks
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  2. Dec 18th, 2007, 09:48 PM #2
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    Re: Multithread VB6 + C++

    VB6 doesn't support multithreading - was never designed to do so.
    However, rather than going path you think may work I'd recommend looking at Woka's example - that is as close as it can possibly be.
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    Re: Multithread VB6 + C++

    VB.NET, however, does support multithreading, so rather than doing a C++ dll, perhaps switching to that development platform would be easier.
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