Hi!
I am starting up a thread that is listening for tcp connections in the
thread i am using
while (true)
{
// Handle the tcp stuff!!
}
and when i close the main program the thread remains, when i use
myThread.Abort( );
Is there a way to terminate the thread? Or do i have to send data to the
thread
telling that the "While (true)" should be false, and there for the thread is
self terminated?
How can i send data to an ongoing thread?
Any ideas, tips would be welcommed.
Regards
Martin
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Martin Arvidsson wrote:
Hi!
I am starting up a thread that is listening for tcp connections in the
thread i am using
while (true)
{
// Handle the tcp stuff!!
}
and when i close the main program the thread remains, when i use
myThread.Abort( );
Is there a way to terminate the thread? Or do i have to send data to the
thread
telling that the "While (true)" should be false, and there for the thread is
self terminated?
How can i send data to an ongoing thread?
Any ideas, tips would be welcommed.
Regards
Martin
Hi,
A good place to start is http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/7a2f3ay4.aspx
But to summarise you should never really call Abort on a thread. If
your answer to that is what should I do if my thread might be blocked
in an IO call then you should refactor your code to use non blocking
IO.
If you need any more details or some examples drop me a line.
Best,
Nick http://www.seecharp.blogspot.com/
You could also try setting the thread's IsBackground property. When you
exit your process all daemon (background) threads are stopped
automatically.
Jono
nick_nw wrote:
Martin Arvidsson wrote:
Hi!
I am starting up a thread that is listening for tcp connections in the
thread i am using
while (true)
{
// Handle the tcp stuff!!
}
and when i close the main program the thread remains, when i use
myThread.Abort( );
Is there a way to terminate the thread? Or do i have to send data to the
thread
telling that the "While (true)" should be false, and there for the thread is
self terminated?
How can i send data to an ongoing thread?
Any ideas, tips would be welcommed.
Regards
Martin
Hi,
A good place to start is
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/7a2f3ay4.aspx
But to summarise you should never really call Abort on a thread. If
your answer to that is what should I do if my thread might be blocked
in an IO call then you should refactor your code to use non blocking
IO.
If you need any more details or some examples drop me a line.
Best,
Nick
http://www.seecharp.blogspot.com/
Read this http://laflour.spaces. live.com/blog/cns!7575E2FFC19 135B4!220.entry
point 4)
--
WBR,
Michael Nemtsev :: blog: http://spaces.msn.com/laflour
"At times one remains faithful to a cause only because its opponents do not
cease to be insipid." (c) Friedrich Nietzsche
"Martin Arvidsson" wrote:
Hi Nick!
I have enclosed code, perhaps you can tell right away what i should do.
Regards
Martin
"nick_nw" <ng****@gmail.c omskrev i meddelandet
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Martin Arvidsson wrote:
Hi!
I am starting up a thread that is listening for tcp connections in the
thread i am using
while (true)
{
// Handle the tcp stuff!!
}
and when i close the main program the thread remains, when i use
myThread.Abort( );
Is there a way to terminate the thread? Or do i have to send data to the
thread
telling that the "While (true)" should be false, and there for the thread
is
self terminated?
How can i send data to an ongoing thread?
Any ideas, tips would be welcommed.
Regards
Martin
Hi,
A good place to start is
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/7a2f3ay4.aspx
But to summarise you should never really call Abort on a thread. If
your answer to that is what should I do if my thread might be blocked
in an IO call then you should refactor your code to use non blocking
IO.
If you need any more details or some examples drop me a line.
Best,
Nick
http://www.seecharp.blogspot.com/
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