Re: Create a WS_CHILD window in another thread with its own WinPro

Hi Doc,

Thanks for your further information!

If I did not misunderstand you, you mean that you did not share any HWNDs
between these threads or any control states, but only some shared memory.
If this is true, I agree that we may only need to take care of the
synchronization and mutext to the shared memory.

I can not guarantee your current design is a best practice, since it is
really a complex GUI framework. Regarding this type of framework design
recommendation, I would recommend you to contact Microsoft PSS or the
consulting service, they are more professional to focus on this type of
complex issue.

Anyway, if there is still anything I can help you, please feel free to tell
me, thanks.

Best regards,
Jeffrey Tan
Microsoft Online Community Support
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