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How do you add or remove a handle from an active WaitForMultipleObjects?, part 2

· Raymond Chen · April 10, 2026, 9:32 p.m.

Old New Thing Code concurrency Windows Programming Thread Management WaitForMultipleObjects

Summary

This blog post provides details on managing handles in the Windows programming environment, specifically related to the WaitForMultipleObjects function. It focuses on acknowledging changes to active waiting threads.

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How do you add or remove a handle from an active Wait­For­Multiple­Objects?, part 2

How do you add or remove a handle from an active WaitForMultipleObjects?, part 2