Re: stop Thread problem

cdg wrote:
However, I have found that it causes an compiler error
when using the bool variable in the static function of the worker thread.

The static function must use a pointer to the object when it accesses (nonstatic) members.

if (!pDlg->running)
return 0;

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Scott McPhillips [VC++ MVP]

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