The CComGlobalsThreadModel typedef references either CCComSingleThreadModel or CCComMultThreadModel, depending on the threading model your application uses. These classes provide additional typedef names to reference a critical section class.
Using CComGlobalsThreadModel frees you from specifying a particular threading model class. Regardless of the threading model being used, the appropriate methods will be called.
At a Glance
| Header file: | Atlbase.h |
| Windows CE versions: | 2.0 and later |
| Complete documentation: | Visual C++ documentation |
Syntax
#if defined( _ATL_SINGLE_THREADED )
typedef CComSingleThreadModel CComGlobalsThreadModel;
#elif defined (_ATL_APARTMENT_THREADED)
typedef CComSingleThreadModel CComGlobalsThreadModel
#else
typedef CComMultiThreadModel CComGlobalsThreadModel;
#endif
Remarks
Windows CE only supports the single threading and free threading models. It does not support the apartment threading model.
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