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Hi Gurus!

I've got a problem with canceling WaitCommEvent() under windows 2000. This piece of code below works fine under win95.

Im creating several threads, one for each com port to listen to....

I'm creating a thread like this:
m_pCListenThreadList[0] = new CListenThread();
m_pCListenThreadList[0]->CreateThread(CREATE_SUSPENDED, 0);
m_pCListenThreadList[0]->SetParent(this,...

Thank you! looks really nice! :D

thank you! do you have an example I can look at?

I've got a nice little button:
void CTest2Dlg::OnButton1()
{
MyThread newThread(&m_SerialText, &m_SerialTextControl, this);

newThread.CreateNewThread();
}

m_SerialText is a variable...

Thank you for youre help but I solved it finally. I did a bounch of stuff but the line that got it to work was
SetCommMask(hComm, EV_RXCHAR);

WaitCommEvent didnt know what to wait for :)

exactly!

It just stops at:
WaitCommEvent(hComm, &dwEvtMask,&overlapped);

I know that something comes through the serial port so I cannot understand why it just waits.

Hi!

Im writing a software which should listen to the serial port. It works but I do not want to loop alla the time to see if something has come.

There I found WaitCommEvent() which sounded...