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What does it mean for a program or part of a program to be Threaded or Multithreaded? And what is the difference
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There's a chapter in the Programmer's Guide on Multithreaded applications. It means that you use, either directly or indirectly, the Win32 API to create multiple execution threads - parts of your program that run in parallel. All QuickWin applications are multithreaded, as one thread handles user input and the other thread executes your code. This allows execution to continue in one thread while the other is waiting for something to happen.
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