>>Do any of you do multi threaded applications in VFP? If so what, if any, tools, tricks, hoops do you need to jump thru to make it work?
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>>I've looked at the stuff on http://www.codeplex.com/mtmyvfp which is based on some work that Calvin Hsia did a while back. I can make it work "out of the box", but whenever I try to do my own code, it errors with "Error AfterCalling COM object" and I can't figure out why. Claude makes it sound like childs play to do multi threading in VFP, but, thus far it's nothing but a pain in the @@@.
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>>I know about the multi threaded runtime version of the VFP dll. What's it for? Please don't say "multi threading" :)
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>>Regards,
>>Mike.
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>You can adapt this technique here:
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>http://weblogs.foxite.com/bernardbout/archive/2008/04/15/6017.aspx
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>also towards the bottom of the comments in the article above is a link to a thread to discuss this.

Thanks Bernard. I'll take a look. BTW, I saw your post somewhere else re. Claude's/Calvin's multi threaded stuff and completely agree with you. It ain't very well documented and it ain't simple at least to me!