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I am able to thread a static member function... but was wondering if anyone
knew if I could thread a normal member function.

class A {

    void *function( void * );
    void *function2( void * );

Quote:};

void *A::function( void *args )
{ ...... }

void *A::function2( void *args )
{
    pthread_t tid;
    pthread ( %tid, NULL, ????, NULL );

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You can't use a regular member function as a thread function because it has
an implied "this" pointer.

Why not pass "this" as the parameter to the static membe function in the
thread, and then invoke the non-static from the thread?

i.e.

class foo {
//...
    static void *ThreadFunc(void *)
    void *MemberFunc(void *);

Quote:}

void *foo::ThreadFunc(void *p)
{
    foo* pObj = static_cast<foo*>(p);
    return pObj->MemberFunc(some_parameter_here);

Quote:> I am able to thread a static member function... but was wondering if
anyone
> knew if I could thread a normal member function.

> class A {

>     void *function( void * );
>     void *function2( void * );

> };

> void *A::function( void *args )
> { ...... }

> void *A::function2( void *args )
> {
>     pthread_t tid;
>     pthread ( %tid, NULL, ????, NULL );
> }