Hi there. I'm trying to speed up a Drawing routine in my GameEngine which traverses accross an std::vector of "Sprites" The issue I have is that the Draw function that the Sprites can execute requires a parameter, a windows HDC in order to work properly, but I've not found a way of allowing that in without an error. The final parameter in parallel_do is the problem: "
error C2064: term does not evaluate to a function taking 0 arguments

void GameEngine::DrawSprites(HDC hDC)

{

	// Create a new instance of DrawList

	DrawList m_DrawList;

	m_DrawList.m_hDC = hDC;  // me trying to plug the HDC in...

  // Draw the sprites in the sprite vector

  vector::iterator siSprite;

  tbb::parallel_do(m_vSprites.begin(), m_vSprites.end(), m_DrawList());

 // for (siSprite = m_vSprites.begin(); siSprite != m_vSprites.end(); siSprite++)

 //	(*siSprite)->Draw(hDC);
}

[sectionbody]Here's my "Body" object. It's Error free currently, though I can't pass it a variable from outside[/sectionbody]

class DrawList
{
public:
	HDC m_hDC;   // My attempt at storing the HDC, and passing it into 
                     // the class seperately in GameEngine::DrawSprites
	DrawList() {};
	void operator() (Sprite* siSprite) const {    //siSprite comes from vector container
		(siSprite)->Draw(m_hDC); //need to pass the HDC in order to work 
	}
};

[sectionbody]Of course, I might be barking up the wrong tree trying to use parallel_do. Correct me if I'm wrong..[/sectionbody][sectionbody]
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