Win32多线程程序设计（随书源码）侯捷译

Sample Programs for Multithreading Applications in Win32 July, 1997 Chapter Order Sample Listing This table lists sample programs according to what chapter they are found in. Most sample programs are character-based console programs. Those programs that are graphically-based are marked in the table below as GUI. The notes also mention those samples that are C++, MFC or only work under Windows NT. The table in in the next section is in alphabetical order and gives short descriptions of the various sample programs. Sample Name Listing Notes Chapter 2 Numbers 2-1 ExitCode 2-2 ExitThrd 2-3 Error 2-4 BackPrnt 2-6 Chapter 3 BusyWait 3-1 TaskQueS 3-2 TaskQueM 3-3 PrntWait 3-5 GUI Chapter 4 Dining GUI EventTst GUI Chapter 5 ThrdTerm 5-1 BusyPrio Chapter 6 IoByFile 6-1 NT Only IoByEvnt 6-2 NT Only IoByAPC 6-3 NT Only Echo 6-4 NT Only Chapter 7 Readwrit 7-1 Chapter 8 SrchCrt 8-1 SrchWin 8-2 Banner 8-3 Chapter 9 CppSkel 9-1 C++ BadClass 9-2 C++ Member 9-3 C++ Chapter 10 Numbers.cpp Numbers2 NumClass Chapter 11 Cancel GUI, MFC, C++ Chapter 13 CopyData 13-1 GUI, MFC, C++ ShareMem 13-3 GUI, MFC, C++ Chapter 14 SmallDll 14-1 C++ Worker 14-3 C++ Chapter 16 is2odbc C++, ISAPI Chapter 17 ComDemo C++, NT Only, OLE ========================================================== Alphabetical Order Sample Descriptions Sample Chapter Notes Name BackPrnt Chapter 2 (Listing 2-6) GUI Background printing example. Italicizes the given text and displays it on either the screen on prints to the printer. Can have multiple jobs outstanding at the same time. BadClass Chapter 9 (Listing 9-2) C++ Demonstrates how *not* to start a thread with a C++ member function. This sample program does not compile. Banner Chapter 8 (Listing 8-3) Demonstrates the use the Console API to run multiple threads without using the run-time library and stdio. BusyPrio Chapter 5 Demonstrates the impact that high priority threads can have on a running program. BusyWait Chapter 3 (Listing 3-1) Demonstrates the impact of a busy loop on program performance. Busy2, Chapter 3 Busy3 Variations on BusyWait to be used with Performance Monitor. Cancel Chapter 11 GUI, MFC, C++ Shows two techniques that were tried to run a modeless dialog concurrently with the primary thread. This sample shows techniques that do not work. ComDemo Chapter 17 C++, NT Only, OLE Freethreading model OLE server (dual- interface). Included with this sample are MfcCli and VbCli, which are clients to test the server written in MFC and Visual Basic, respectively. CopyData Chapter 13 (Listing 13-1) GUI, MFC, C++ Demonstrates interprocess communication using the WM_COPYDATA message. CppSkel Chapter 9 (Listing 9-1) C++ Show how to work around the problems of using _beginthreadex() in a C++ program. Dining Chapter 4 GUI Graphically illustrates deadlock using the Dining Philosophers. Echo Chapter 6 (Listing 6-4) NT Only Echo server written using WinSock and I/O completion ports. Demonstrates the optimal way to write high performance server applications. There are two subdirectories, EchoSrv and EchoCli. Run EchoSrv in one window and the EchoCli in another window. Error Chapter 2 (Listing 2-4) Demonstrates MTVERIFY catching a program error. EventTst Chapter 4 GUI Lets you can control an Event Object and shows the results of threads waiting on the event object. ExitCode Chapter 2 (Listing 2-2) Use GetExitCodeThread() to decide if a thread has exited. ExitThrd Chapter 2 (Listing 2-3) Show ExitThread() in action. IoByAPC Chapter 6 (Listing 6-2) NT Only Demonstrates overlapped I/O using Asynchronous Procedure Calls. IoByEvnt Chapter 6 (Listing 6-2) NT Only Demonstrates overlapped I/O that waits by using an event object. IoByFile Chapter 6 (Listing 6-1) NT Only Demonstrates overlapped I/O that waits by using the file handle. Is2odbc Chapter 16 C++, ISAPI ISAPI plug-in for Internet Information Server and Peer Web Services that allows ISAPI to access a JET database. This sample requires extensive configuration; see the README in this directory. Member Chapter 9 (Listing 9-3) C++ How to use a class member function to start a thread. Numbers Chapter 2 (Listing 2-1) Shows the problems that can be caused by running multiple threads. This sample intentionally does not use the multithreaded C run-time library. Numbers.cpp Chapter 10 Rewrite of the Numbers sample program from Chapter 2. This version uses MFC. Numbers2 Chapter 10 Update of Numbers.cpp that shows finer control over the thread object. NumClass Chapter 10 Start an MFC worker thread without using AfxBeginThread(). PrntWait Chapter 3 (Listing 3-5) GUI Continuation of BackPrnt. Monitors currently running threads to give a current count and uses WaitForMultipleObjects() to wait for threads to terminate before exiting. Readwrit Chapter 7 Uses a Readers/Writers lock to protect a linked list. ShareMem Chapter 13 GUI, MFC, C++ Uses shared memory in the paging file to perfo