Hi,
I spawns a number of background threads while creating a windows forms
application. I noticed that when I quit the application or calling
Application.Exi t, it hasn't really stop. Is there a quick way to say
"terminate all threads and quit"?
thanks,
/m
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> I spawns a number of background threads while creating a windows forms application. I noticed that when I quit the application or calling
Application.Exi t, it hasn't really stop. Is there a quick way to say
"terminate all threads and quit"?
Set property isBackground to true.
Foreground and Background Threads
A foreground thread runs indefinitely, while a background thread
terminates once the last foreground thread has stopped. You can use
the IsBackground property to determine or change the background
status of a thread.
Hi,
I assumed he does this already (... a number of background threads).
Miha
"Vladimir Bezugly" <vb**@inbox.r u> wrote in message
news:sl******** *********@fluff y.isd.dp.ua... I spawns a number of background threads while creating a windows forms
application. I noticed that when I quit the application or calling
Application.Exi t, it hasn't really stop. Is there a quick way to say
"terminate all threads and quit"?
Set property isBackground to true.
Foreground and Background Threads
A foreground thread runs indefinitely, while a background thread
terminates once the last foreground thread has stopped. You can use
the IsBackground property to determine or change the background
status of a thread.
As someone else pointed out, make sure all your background threads are
marked as background. When the appdomain is exiting the runtime goes to
great lengths to unwind all threads and terminate. One thing to watch for
are threads that are blocked in unmanaged code - the runtime has no easy way
of forcing them to terminate.
Other then that there is no quick way to terminate all the threads.
"muscha" <mu****@no.spam .net> wrote in message
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP11.phx.gbl. .. Hi,
I spawns a number of background threads while creating a windows forms
application. I noticed that when I quit the application or calling
Application.Exi t, it hasn't really stop. Is there a quick way to say
"terminate all threads and quit"?
thanks,
/m
> As someone else pointed out, make sure all your background threads are marked as background. When the appdomain is exiting the runtime goes to
great lengths to unwind all threads and terminate. One thing to watch for
are threads that are blocked in unmanaged code - the runtime has no easy
way of forcing them to terminate.
Ah yes, after some debugging I found out that there are references to
unmanaged code threads that are still running.
Other then that there is no quick way to terminate all the threads.
Thanks,
/m
"muscha" <mu****@no.spam .net> wrote in message
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP11.phx.gbl. .. Hi,
I spawns a number of background threads while creating a windows forms
application. I noticed that when I quit the application or calling
Application.Exi t, it hasn't really stop. Is there a quick way to say
"terminate all threads and quit"?
thanks,
/m
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