Not sure if threading is working

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I recently began adding threading to my cheat to improve the performance of it in general.

this is what I have for the code

Code:

thread Crosshair_thread = thread(ShowCrosshair);
thread GLOW_thread = thread(GLOW);
thread RADAR_thread = thread(StartRadar);
thread SLOWAIM_thread = thread(SlowAimFunction);	
thread BHOP_thread = thread(RunBhop);
thread Triggerbot_thread = thread(Triggerbot);
thread fov_thread = thread(ChangeFOV);
thread AutoShoot_thread = thread(AutoShoot);
		/* Start threads */
AutoShoot_thread.join();
fov_thread.join();
Crosshair_thread.join();
GLOW_thread.join();
RADAR_thread.join();
SLOWAIM_thread.join();
BHOP_thread.join();
Triggerbot_thread.join();

the problem is it doesnt seem to be working, can someone explain why and/or how to fix it?

thread funcTest3(Aimbot);

void join();
funcTest3.join();

this is what my threading looks like.

Originally Posted by tweedash

thread funcTest3(Aimbot);

void join();
funcTest3.join();

this is what my threading looks like.

1. love your avi
2. I tried to change it to what you are using and it still doesnt work...

Originally Posted by ImWhacky

1. love your avi
2. I tried to change it to what you are using and it still doesnt work...

We'd need to see some source code to understand better why it's not working.

Originally Posted by tweedash

We'd need to see some source code to understand better why it's not working.

What else should i show? thats all i have for the threadding stuff

Honestly I'm not experienced enough to know entirely what's going on. I would ask someone else around here, maybe they'd know a bit better?
I ran into some threading issues and that's how I fixed mine ^

Originally Posted by tweedash

Alright, thanks for your help anyways!

http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/thread/thread/join

Blocks the current thread until the thread identified by *this finishes its execution.

Originally Posted by phoenix8383

http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/thread/thread/joinⓘ

Which is exactly what he wants.

He doesn't want his application to close and his threads still running in the background.
He already started his threads with the declaration, which means that all of his threads are running, and once the code gets to the first join( ) call, it will wait until this thread has finished, and essentially wait until every thread has finished.

@OP, you didn't specify anything in regards of what isn't working. What is supposed to happen, what is happening instead? Are there any errors? Is anything missing?

Originally Posted by WasserEsser

The way I understand it (probably wrong) threading is supposed to allow multiple functions to run at the same time without the (Sleep(x)) interfering with the performance of the other functions. For example, I have a bhop function that works perfectly on its own but if I want to run my random delay triggerbot at the same time, it delays the jumping of the bhop. I am not getting any errors and I don't believe anything is missing but I could be wrong because I still barely know how to set up threading.

Originally Posted by ImWhacky

You still havent mentioned any problem you are encountering.

Originally Posted by WasserEsser

You still havent mentioned any problem you are encountering.

If I have both my triggerbot (with random delay) and my bhop enabled, the random delay affects the bhop because the (Sleep(random)) affects the whole program. I was trying to get rid of this problem by threading

Originally Posted by ImWhacky

Show your code then.

Originally Posted by WasserEsser

Show your code then.

Lol I'm at school (in calc class) I'll post it when I get home

Try it like this

DWORD WINAPI pThread1(LPVOID params)
{
//pCodenz here
ExitThread(0);
}

in main: CreateThread(0, 0, &pThread1, 0, 0, 0);

ur sleeps won't affect other threads