Windows Thread (use event synchronization)

Windows threads (using event synchronization) are enhanced by 2008.10.9

1. # Include <stdio. h>
2. # Include <windows. h>
4. // Thread Functions
5. DWORD winapi mythreadproc (lpvoid lpparameter );
6. // User-defined class
7. Class mythreadparam {
8. Public:
9. Void myfunc ();
10. };
11. Handle EV; // event handle
12. Int main (INT argc, char * argv []) {
13. DWORD mythreadid; // thread ID
14. Mythreadparam threadparam; // thread parameter, which can pass any type of pointer
15. Handle h; // thread handle
16. // Create an event. The initial event is "no signal" and is manually reset.
17. Ev = createevent (null, true, false, "myeventname ");
18. H = createthread (null, // thread attribute
19. 0, // stack size, 0 use default stack size
20. Mythreadproc, // thread function
21. & Threadparam, // thread parameter, lpvoid type
22. 0, // thread flag
23. & Mythreadid // thread ID, output value
24. );
25. Printf ("thread ID is % d/N", mythreadid );
26. // Wait for the event to signal, that is, wait for the thread to end
27. Waitforsingleobject (EV, infinite );
28. Printf ("thread % d terminated! /N ", mythreadid );
29. // Reset the signal to no signal
30. Resetevent (EV );
31. Return 0;
32. }
34. DWORD winapi mythreadproc (lpvoid lpparameter ){
35. Mythreadparam * Param = (mythreadparam *) lpparameter;
36. For (INT I = 0; I <10; I ++ ){
37. Param-> myfunc ();
38. }
39. // Set the event to a signal
40. Setevent (EV );
41. Return 0;
42. }
44. Void mythreadparam: myfunc (){
45. Printf ("Hello thread! /N ");
46. }