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Launching Additional Processes or Threads Within a Window or as True Children

Asked by rickatseasoft in Windows MFC Programming

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I am building an application where there are potentially multiple dialogs and multiple reports open/running simultaneously.  For now, I think that I have settled on the MDI Interface to handle the multiple dialogs.  My problem is with the reports.  When the reports are processing, they must continue even though another Child Window gets focus, and they should die when the parent is closed.

These processes, in no way, need to share memory, etc.  They are being converted from the unix world where they were simply launched by the menu, and continued to process irrespective of each other.

1.  Is there a way to launch a process in a ChildWindow of an MDI Interface, or is is better to launch a thread.  
2.  Can I launch a true child process that dies when the parent dies?  Can I control whether it dies or not?
3.  Can I launch a process that when minimized, drops to the bottom of the MDIFrame, or even SDIFrame as opposed to the task bar?
4.  Is there some better way to accomplish what I want to do?

Actually, I would prefer to keep the processes separate, if I can make the minimized process drop to the bottom of the parent frame.

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