RC>    I have a multi-threaded application that I am 
 RC> writing using Cset++2.1.
 RC> The threads are created using the _beginthread() 
 RC> function (there are no
 RC> compiler errors or warnings when compiling my code), and a strange
 RC> exception gets raised at run time, here's the 
 RC> error I get when running my
 RC> program:

 RC> "Exception = 80010001 occurred at EIP = 1a67b."

 RC>    Now the child thread gets created and runs 
 SS> perfectly.  In every way my
 RC> program is working as designed except for that error message.

 SS> If you are writing C++ Code perhaps you should take the IThread class.
 SS> If not I have no idea.

  No, plain ANSI C.  Anyway I solved all my problems with this program by
allocating 16K stacks for each thread and by not using any library calls
(except for a few sscanf()s in thread 1) in my program.  Now it all works
fine.  I believe that I should have been able to use the libraries in my
program, but I didn't really need any library functions except sscanf() so
it was easier to just use the OS/2 APIs (which are a joy to program to in
comparison to the UNIX APIs).


  cya


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