Comments on: Mimic the C# yield instruction in VC++ http://www.labraaten.com/wpblog/2007/11/29/mimic-the-c-yield-instruction-in-vc/ Just another WordPress weblog Sun, 05 Feb 2012 10:08:12 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: blog http://www.labraaten.com/wpblog/2007/11/29/mimic-the-c-yield-instruction-in-vc/#comment-1661 blog Sat, 08 Dec 2007 20:04:02 +0000 http://www.labraaten.com/wpblog/2007/11/29/mimic-the-c-yield-instruction-in-vc/#comment-1661 <strong>hi...</strong> wonderful... hi…

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]]> By: Petter Labråten http://www.labraaten.com/wpblog/2007/11/29/mimic-the-c-yield-instruction-in-vc/#comment-1650 Petter Labråten Thu, 29 Nov 2007 01:23:30 +0000 http://www.labraaten.com/wpblog/2007/11/29/mimic-the-c-yield-instruction-in-vc/#comment-1650 Thanks for pointing that out, Raymond. As you say it's probably better to remove ConvertThreadToFiber from the iterator, and leave it up to the user/developer to make sure that the thread is converted to a fiber. At least on a pre-Vista box. Thanks for pointing that out, Raymond.

As you say it’s probably better to remove ConvertThreadToFiber from the iterator, and leave it up to the user/developer to make sure that the thread is converted to a fiber. At least on a pre-Vista box.

]]> By: Raymond Chen http://www.labraaten.com/wpblog/2007/11/29/mimic-the-c-yield-instruction-in-vc/#comment-1649 Raymond Chen Thu, 29 Nov 2007 00:38:55 +0000 http://www.labraaten.com/wpblog/2007/11/29/mimic-the-c-yield-instruction-in-vc/#comment-1649 There is no promise that a valid fiber will pass IsBadReadPtr. In the absence of IsThreadAFiber you just need to keep track of this by some external convention. (Who knows, maybe in the next version of Windows, fibers will be indices into an array instead of pointers.) There is no promise that a valid fiber will pass IsBadReadPtr. In the absence of IsThreadAFiber you just need to keep track of this by some external convention. (Who knows, maybe in the next version of Windows, fibers will be indices into an array instead of pointers.)

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