who wrote to Edwin Groothuis:

EG> I understand the part of the object windows, but what do they mean
EG> with the ``C run-time library functions?''

 PG> Undoubtably you will get many replies, but the C Runtime
 PG> Library means printf, strcpy, scanf, memcpy, etc, etc.  I.e.
 PG> all of the functions that are considered standard C.

I was very confused in the beginning too. I thought it didn't matter
if I compiled with the static multithreaded library DDE4MBSI.LIB.
In fact as a european(Not english) I thought that the C Runtime library was
the same as dynamic linking to the CSet++ runtime library. 

But look at page 180-181 in the 'C/C++ Tools Version 2.0 programming
Guide'. The section 'Thread Control' explains why you should use
_beginthread.

Another way is to use the C++ UICL and the IThread Class. 

Med venlig hilsen
     Henrik Falk  
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