Rob Kennedy wrote: > That code doesn't do anything useful at all. It is just a sample, reduced to the bare minimum to demonstrate the problem.
> It creates a paused thread, > sets a property, and destroys the thread. > Destroying the thread forces > the thread to resume, at which point the thread will call the abstract > Execute method and crash. It also crashes in a derived class with a overridden Execute methode. Instead the problem is in TThread.WaitFor, line CheckThreadError(GetExitCodeThread(H[0], Result)) in case of FreeOnTerminate is set to true, I need to override Destroy and set it to False before the call to inherited Destroy in order to avoid the exception. I guess it is a bug even though the sample is of course nonsense code. Arno Garrels _______________________________________________ Delphi mailing list -> [email protected] http://www.elists.org/mailman/listinfo/delphi
