> Here's a little trick I always use for call back functions: > > The call back function always allows a parameter to be passed to it. > Make that parameter the pointer to a class, then use that pointer to get > to a member function of that class. Therefore, even though the callback > function has to be static, it immediately calls a non-static function, > then you're free to use member variables.
Yes - I do understand what you're saying, but see my previous response regarding trying to limit the thread proc's accessibility to the rest of the code. -- Jason Teagle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
