Visual C++ Issue

[Guest]

1. We have C++ win32 console based application. What I wanted to do was
Create a new Thread in main program so that in that new Thread I can open a
new VP_app which is load a much lighter ACF as compared to the one we have to
load in the Main program. so, by the time our main program is fully loaded
this new thread, which will have opened a new ACF, will act as a Flash Screen
to our loading main program.

Problem: Because Threads share the same console, VP_app .. throws an
exception of ,'VsThreads', which I think is internal threads maintained by
VP_app.

One solution: Somehow we are able to open Two VP_app applications on the
same console,
Second solution: Make a Thread and open a new console in that thread, But
I am unable to do it and skeptical if possible.

2. As we have win32 console application, I have created a win32 windows
application too which will show our Logo. so, What I want to do is, make a
new thread from main() of win32 console application and in that thread call
the win32 windows application, which will show the Fishers Logo till the
application loads.

 

[Og]

1. We have C++ win32 console based application. What I wanted to do was
Create a new Thread in main program so that in that new Thread I can open
a
new VP_app which is load a much lighter ACF as compared to the one we have
to
load in the Main program. so, by the time our main program is fully loaded
this new thread, which will have opened a new ACF, will act as a Flash
Screen
to our loading main program.

Problem: Because Threads share the same console, VP_app .. throws an
exception of ,'VsThreads', which I think is internal threads maintained by
VP_app.

One solution: Somehow we are able to open Two VP_app applications on the
same console,
Second solution: Make a Thread and open a new console in that thread, But
I am unable to do it and skeptical if possible.

2. As we have win32 console application, I have created a win32 windows
application too which will show our Logo. so, What I want to do is, make a
new thread from main() of win32 console application and in that thread
call
the win32 windows application, which will show the Fishers Logo till
the
application loads.

I think you are far more likely to receive an informed response to Visual
C++ Developer question if you post to one of the many Developer newsgroups
rather than in a Windows XP newsgroup.
Steve

 

[Guest]

Probably right but I am unable to find a managed newsgroup listed in Technet
for a Developer group. It is quite limited.