April 2002
Beginner
413 pages
10h 46m
English
| 1: | How are a managed event and a kernel object event different? |
| A1: | Managed events do not use operating system–specific objects. Any object can create and fire managed events, but kernel object events require the use of a certain object that must be signaled in order for that event propagate to appropriate handlers. |
| 2: | What happens to a thread if it is in the Stopped state and is restarted with a Start function call? |
| A2: | Your application will throw an exception. Once a thread is in the Stopped state, it cannot be restarted. |
| 3: | What is the difference between a thread delegate and a thread callback function used in the WIN32 API? What advantages does the delegate method give you? |
| A3: | Thread delegates are contained within the class scope they ... |
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