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typedef struct Structexample { std::array<long long, 5> longlongarray; sqlite3 *db; std::vector<std::array<long long, 5> > vectorofarray; int sleep; } structexample; here you defined 2 types - Structexample and equal to it - structexample. write just struct TypeName{...}; and TypeName will be a nam...

people asked you about constructor body, not its declaration

may be put static texts in vertical sizers?
at least they won't overlap so.

if you're using an idle event... you just emulated behavior of two coroutines on single core. It works for simple tasks, but to have good reserve for future developement, you need proper multithreading.
then you could use more processor cores, and do your simulations faster.

ExitCode Entry() { write explicit "override" in this declaration. You can write wrong signature and de facto not override needed function added: under debugger look if your thread is alive, and really executes it's body? put inside break point and check that break happens few times. if body works, ...

since wxWidgets 2.9.5 you do not need to call Create() for thread.
Just run it. Doubt it would help, but....

also check if m_simulate is true on thread start.

not sure this function is thread safe(never used it, but thread safety must be explicitly mentioned in documentaion)

are you sure you have properly created and started the separate thread?
how the thread body function looks?

to see another page you must somehow issue notebook->SetSelection(index) added you wrote At the end of this procedure, the application destroys the third frame and reloads the first frame to start a new operation with a new user. you somehow jumped from one frame to another...in SimpleBook you just ...

https://docs.wxwidgets.org/3.0/classwx_simplebook.html just create wxSimpleBook, create your controls, and insert them into book using AddPage(my_control) to change visibible page use (from base class - wxBookCtrlBase) int SetSelection (size_t page); //here page is page index from 0; it's like norm...

cough...cough... it's definitely not linux :) there is nothing in thread list, but addresses only ... 1. if your lib has internal threads and has not explicit functions kinda stop_lib, terminate... you must not try to stop something inside it. there is no big problem if you closed app with still wor...

I still get the following message, despite using Kill(): 15:41:27: Debug: 1 threads were not terminated by the application. So I guess I can't do anything until the blocking function returns? Im undertand though, that the thread is terminated, and the heap resources are freed anyway, when the app c...

debugger must show all app threads and and their names.

I use the following code to terminate the thread: //Delete TCP/IP thread { wxCriticalSectionLocker enter(mbThreadCS); if (mbThreadTCP) { if (mbThreadTCP->Kill() != wxTHREAD_NO_ERROR) wxLogError("Can't delete the thread!"); } } while (1) { { wxCriticalSectionLocker enter(mbThreadCS); if (!mbThreadTC...

you could not dream about correct killing thread if there is infinitely blocking function. (that's why properly designed libraries MUST use timeouts). variants 1. look if in your lib exists a timeouted function(often libs implement timeouted and not timeouted variants of the same function) 2. let yo...