Call in a message loop
GetMessage (& MSG, NULL, 0, 0);
This function, the greed is convenient, even the MSDN has not seen it, it has been taken from someone else's code.
The original code is like this
For (j = 0; j
Because I started using Timer to prevent constant calls of Timer> IF ((Bret = GetMessage (& MSG, NULL, 0, 0))! = 0)
.......
Else
Return;
No need to add any messages below XP, it seems to be easy to return
Today, in the company 's 2000, it is necessary to constantly give the news, such as mouse movement, etc., to return it. Check MSDN, getMessage is a BOOL type, is it a problem with IF judgment.
Is there such a subtle difference in 2000 and XP? Or is there any way to test the environment.
Of course, if (getMessage) is a certain change, it seems that you can't believe in the code of others.
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