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16-May-03
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			Author: Tomas Rutkauskas 

Threads in Delphi 6

Answer:

The most important changes in thread programming with Delphi 6 versus Delphi 5 are:

Synchronize() can only be called from secondary threads and not the main thread.
CheckSynchronize() must be pumped. Under a normal GUI the TApplication object does 
this for you in its Idle method.
Unhandled exceptions in TThread.Execute() will no longer bring down the entire app. ThreadProc now has a try/except and there's now a TThread.FatalException property. This means that if you are using a try/except for the sole purpose of app stability (and not to handle the exception) then this try/except is now redundant.

			
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