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COM Threading Models Explained
By: Neville Mehta
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    2002-08-08

    Table of Contents:
  • COM Threading Models Explained
  • What Is A Thread?
  • Conclusion

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    COM Threading Models Explained


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    Still confused about COM? In this article Neville continues his series on COM and explains the various threading models available to us when creating COM components.
    Put simply, this article is pure theory. It has no coding examples whatsoever. This article explains how threading works in COM components you create. If you have read my previous article on COM I think you wouldn't have any trouble understanding this one.

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