buldozer at aufbix.org wrote: > Hello, > > I came across a new problem with my pjsua-lib based application. The program > has to write some data to the database from within a callback (in my case from > on_call_state). As the program is DAO based, I came across a problem. Well, if > you want to use DAO databases, every thread should AfxDaoInit() before doing > anything with the database, and AfxDaoTerm(), before terminating a thread. Now > a problem arises - if I try to use the database from within a callback, that is > inside a different thread from the rest of a program. So - I thought it would be > nice to have something like on_thread_create (which would be called from a newly > created thread just after it has been created) and on_thread_terminate (called > from the thread, which is about to be terminated). To make it even nicer - it'd > be good to have this functionality within pjsua-lib. Hi Toni, What if, instead of using callback, you put a flag in the thread, to mark whether the thread has been DAO initialized or not. This can be done in application code without needing to modify pjlib's code. Have a look at thread local storage API (you can use Windows's or pjlib's). cheers, -benny > If someone (Benny?) would point me to the parts where the threads get created > and terminated, I wouldn't mind writing the code. > > > Greets, Toni
