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catching current thread

what i need is to catch thread in moment when it`s active, when i create thread with:
thread[2]=AfxBeginThread(working, hWnd, THREAD_PRIORITY_NORMAL); //CWinThread* thread[100];
thread[2] get decimal value (%d) for example '42815072' but when i call:

CurrentThread=AfxGetThread()->m_nThreadID // volatile unsigned int CurrentThread;
CurrentThread get decimal value (%d) fo example '1554', but i now that CurrentThread in that moment
is thread[2].

How can i compare current thread with some thread from line thread[100] example
if ( AfxGetThread()->m_nThreadID==thread[2]) {// ...... } can be done in this way or there is another tactic.
Or haw can i get shorter value (1554) in thread[2] so i can compere it with
AfxGetThread()->m_nThreadID

tnx for your time.

Vlad

Priyesh

GetCurrentThreadID() gives you the thread id of the thread you are currently in.

rapidlord

ASKER

GetCurrentThreadID() returning the same value like AfxGetThread()->m_nThreadID so its again same thing i can compare it with 'thread[2]' IT`S NOT THAT.

sory

rapidlord

ASKER

GetCurrentThreadID() returning the same value like AfxGetThread()->m_nThreadID so its again same thing i can compare it with 'thread[2]' IT`S NOT THAT.

sory

rapidlord

ASKER

GetCurrentThreadID() returning the same value like AfxGetThread()->m_nThreadID so its again same thing i can compare it with 'thread[2]' IT`S NOT THAT.

sory

AmitAgarwal

Hi No its not same
Thread id and thread handle both are different thing you can not compare these two

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