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Threads inside DLL

Asked by doront99 in C / C++ / C# Editors and IDEs, Windows MFC Programming

Tags: MFC, C++, DLL, threads

Dear Experts,

I'm an Adobe Acrobat plug-in developer, and I'm stack here with some problem related to DLLs, I would appreciate your help (with points of course... :) ).

The plug-in works as DLL.
Inside that DLL, I'm having a thread I'm creating for some kind of a message loop.
In that thread, when I get signaled, I'm running a function that I have that handles the message.
The problem I have is that in many time this function cause Acrobat to crash.
Now, I know the problem is with Acrobat but I don't have the source of it, and I have to bypass it.

When I'm trying to run the code directly and not inside the thread the code runs with no problems.

My question is: is there any difference in execution for a code that runs inside / outside a dll?

I'm working with Visual Studio 2003 .NET ("c++")
The thread is created with AfxBeginThread

Many thanks,
Doron
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