Hi all,
While debugging my application i noticed that every call to
TIdTCPClient.Connect() yields the creation of a new thread.
After Furthur study I realized that Indy has a mechanism that processes all
messages to prevent the main thread from blocking while the application
calls connect() from the main thread.
Since my application creates a thread in which conenct() is called, If feel
I do not need the extra "anti-freeze" thread.
What is the right way to prevent indy from creating this anti-freeze thread?
Is it indeed true that if I call TIdTCPClient.Connect() from a worker-thread
I do not need the extra antifreeze thread?
Thanks.
Offir.
