> I think Bob is right though, it is a case of inspecting the source
> code since at some point it is windows native code that is executing.
> So you don't know if it is strictly synchronous or asynchronous in a
> single threaded app? Sometimes it seems like maybe some code goes in
> as a Postmessage(?) while the (single) thread continues to run so
> that things aren't executed in a 100% linear manner.
MSDN documentation is pretty clear about how things happen. If a
function causes work to be done in another thread, or if it posts
messages somewhere, it will say so. It might not say it in big flashing
letters across the top of the screen so it's impossible to miss, but the
information is there with careful reading.
--
Rob
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