Hi,
The documentation states that enumeration through a collection is
inherently NOT thread-safe, since a thread which added/removed an item from
said collection could screw up the thread that was iterating. That makes
sense.. but... given a collection that is filled at start-time and never
modified again, is it safe to have multiple threads *reading* (not writing
to) the collection using foreach()?
I have a class that exposes an event [which is really just a collection
of delegates]. The event registrants are all hooked up at startup. Is it
safe for my class to fire the event simultaneously from two different
threads even though this would lead to the delegate collection being
iterated by two different threads? 3 7968
The following is taken from the SDK:
"An enumerator remains valid as long as the collection remains unchanged."
I don't see why any there would be any problem having multiple enumerators
in different threads on the same collection while nothing is modifying the
collection.
Ryan Byington [MS]
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Hi,
The documentation states that enumeration through a collection is inherently NOT thread-safe, since a thread which added/removed an item from said collection could screw up the thread that was iterating. That makes sense.. but... given a collection that is filled at start-time and never modified again, is it safe to have multiple threads *reading* (not writing to) the collection using foreach()?
I have a class that exposes an event [which is really just a collection of delegates]. The event registrants are all hooked up at startup. Is it safe for my class to fire the event simultaneously from two different threads even though this would lead to the delegate collection being iterated by two different threads?
just lock() the critical sections on SyncRoot and you don't need to worry
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I don't see why any there would be any problem having multiple enumerators in different threads on the same collection while nothing is modifying the collection.
Ryan Byington [MS]
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Hi,
The documentation states that enumeration through a collection is inherently NOT thread-safe, since a thread which added/removed an item
fromsaid collection could screw up the thread that was iterating. That makes sense.. but... given a collection that is filled at start-time and never modified again, is it safe to have multiple threads *reading* (not
writingto) the collection using foreach()?
I have a class that exposes an event [which is really just a
collectionof delegates]. The event registrants are all hooked up at startup. Is it safe for my class to fire the event simultaneously from two different threads even though this would lead to the delegate collection being iterated by two different threads?
Having every reader lock on the collection is inefficient.
What you might consider is a ReaderWriterLoc k. This allows
multiple readers and a single writer.
When a writer wants to write, it blocks until all the
readers are done (new readers are blocked) and then the
writer gets its turn. When the writer is done, then the
readers may resume.
-c
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worry "Ryan Byington" <ry*****@online .microsoft.com> wrote in message news:tk******** ******@cpmsftng xa06.phx.gbl... The following is taken from the SDK: "An enumerator remains valid as long as the collection remains
unchanged." I don't see why any there would be any problem having multiple
enumerators in different threads on the same collection while nothing is
modifying the collection.
Ryan Byington [MS]
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Hi,
The documentation states that enumeration through a collection
isinherently NOT thread-safe, since a thread which added/removed an
item fromsaid collection could screw up the thread that was iterating. That
makessense.. but... given a collection that is filled at start-time and
nevermodified again, is it safe to have multiple threads *reading* (not writingto) the collection using foreach()?
I have a class that exposes an event [which is really just a collectionof delegates]. The event registrants are all hooked up at startup.
Is itsafe for my class to fire the event simultaneously from two
differentthreads even though this would lead to the delegate collection
beingiterated by two different threads?
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