Threads & Memory

I create a method that copy files from one folder to another (see the ex.
code).
A new thread will create every time when user click the button.
The button is enable only when the copy process was finished( ThreadState
=
Stop )

My question is when ThreadState = Stop, the system will release the Memory
or not?

Is my code generated multiply threads?

Thanks,
Code:

private Thread copyFiles;

private void btnImport_Click (object sender, System.EventArg s e)
{
copyFiles = new Thread( new ThreadStart(Cop yFilesToProcess Folder) );
copyFiles.Start ();
}

ano,

What do you mean by releasing a memory.
The thread doesn't own any memory except that it has its own stack. The
memory is own by a process and threads are something like virtual CPUs
executing the code.
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Stoitcho Goutsev (100)

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I create a method that copy files from one folder to another (see the ex.
code).
A new thread will create every time when user click the button.
The button is enable only when the copy process was finished( ThreadState
=
Stop )

My question is when ThreadState = Stop, the system will release the Memory
or not?

Is my code generated multiply threads?

Thanks,
Code:

private Thread copyFiles;

private void btnImport_Click (object sender, System.EventArg s e)
{
copyFiles = new Thread( new ThreadStart(Cop yFilesToProcess Folder) );
copyFiles.Start ();
}

I mean a stack memory. Will it use the same stack or create create a new
one
when the button is clicked? Will the threads throw their own stack when
their
status is Stop?

Thanks,

"Stoitcho Goutsev (100)" wrote:

ano,

What do you mean by releasing a memory.
The thread doesn't own any memory except that it has its own stack. The
memory is own by a process and threads are something like virtual CPUs
executing the code.
--

Stoitcho Goutsev (100)

"ano" <an*@discussion s.microsoft.com > wrote in message
news:83******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...

>I create a method that copy files from one folder to another (see the
>ex.
> code).
> A new thread will create every time when user click the button.
> The button is enable only when the copy process was finished(
> ThreadState
> =
> Stop )
>
> My question is when ThreadState = Stop, the system will release the
> Memory
> or not?
>
> Is my code generated multiply threads?
>
> Thanks,
>
>
> Code:
>
> private Thread copyFiles;
>
> private void btnImport_Click (object sender, System.EventArg s e)
> {
> copyFiles = new Thread( new ThreadStart(Cop yFilesToProcess Folder) );
> copyFiles.Start ();
> }