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> To develop a program which uses
> one processor for getting stock quote and another
> processor for analyzing, we need multithread.
you mean you need 2 processes.
> My question is:
> can Visual Basic do this? Or do we need to resort
> to C++?
VB even with its latest version is not "real" multi-thread
capable.
And Microsoft highly against the use of win32 api to
create multi-thread applications using VB due to its
memory management structure.
VB can simulate multi-threaded action, and in fact, it is
the program itself doing the juggling, not the OS (in
this case Win9x).
Your best bet is to switch to C++ or Delphi, both have
very good support for multi-thread code writing.
Personally I think Delphi is easier to work with on
multi-threaded programming.
-Lawrence Chan
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