About multithreading

[Serge Bollaerts]

Hello everybody,

I'm creating (Hum... trying to:) a small proxy server based on a sample I
found on the net. Could someone explain me the difference between
clientThread1 and clientThread2?? ? There something mystic I cannot
realize...

Dim clientRequest As New ProxyClient(_sv rSocket.AcceptS ocket())
Dim clientThread1 As New Thread(AddressO f clientRequest.P rocess)
Dim clientThread2 As New Thread(New ThreadStart(Add ressOf
clientRequest.P rocess))

Thanks a lot,
Serge

[Dave]

Re: About multithreading

According to the documentation for the ThreadStart delegate VB will
automatically call the ThreadStart constructor for you. clientThread1 and 2
will execute the same code on two different threads.

"Serge Bollaerts" <serge@deepblue eyes.net> wrote in message
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> Hello everybody,
>
> I'm creating (Hum... trying to:) a small proxy server based on a sample I
> found on the net. Could someone explain me the difference between
> clientThread1 and clientThread2?? ? There something mystic I cannot
> realize...
>
> Dim clientRequest As New ProxyClient(_sv rSocket.AcceptS ocket())
> Dim clientThread1 As New Thread(AddressO f clientRequest.P rocess)
> Dim clientThread2 As New Thread(New ThreadStart(Add ressOf
> clientRequest.P rocess))
>
> Thanks a lot,
> Serge
>
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