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Raymond Chen's blog at COM asynchronous interfaces, part 1: The basic pattern got me interested in the subject and I found a pretty informative article from the April 2000 issue of MSDN magazine at Windows 2000: Asynchronous Method Calls Eliminate the Wait for COM Clients and Servers. Unfortunately, the article is so old that the link for the accompanying sample code is dead and I've been unable to find it anywhere. And web.archive.org doesn't have it.
Anybody have a copy that can be shared?
A high-level, general-purpose programming language, created as an extension of the C programming language, that has object-oriented, generic, and functional features in addition to facilities for low-level memory manipulation.
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The link from archived article at Windows 2000: Asynchronous Method Calls Eliminate the Wait for COM Clients and Servers
seems to work
[Edit] : also from the CD ISO at MSDNMag2002
(I just downloaded it, and there is the same code (but it is a bit slow))
@Castorix31 Thanks so much! I guess I didn't check enough of the hits at the archive site!
In fact I did not find it directly.
I searched the article, and Google led me to a Jeff Prosise page with an old link, which was in the archives
Interesting. I also tried to find it by searching for old Jeff Prosise related sites but it eluded me.