CSourceStream.ThreadProc method
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The ThreadProc method is the thread procedure for the worker thread. This method implements the pure virtual CAMThread::ThreadProc method.
Syntax
virtual DWORD ThreadProc();
Parameters
This method has no parameters.
Return value
Returns 0 if the thread completed successfully or 1 otherwise. If the return value is 1, the thread's resources might still be allocated.
Remarks
This method waits indefinitely for thread requests, by calling the CAMThread::GetRequest method. If it receives a CSourceStream::Run or CSourceStream::Pause request, it calls the CSourceStream::DoBufferProcessingLoop method. The DoBufferProcessingLoop method pushes data until it receives a CSourceStream::Stop request. The thread procedure exits when it receives a CSourceStream::Exit request.
Requirements
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