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Hi,

I have implemented a static event. Is there anything special that i
have do? Is thread safety an issue?
Apr 2 '08
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Rene wrote:
Hi Ben,

What do you mean by "creating the singleton only once raises some new
thread safety issues , especially if it is done lazily."?

1) If done properly, isn't a singleton object supposed to be created
only once anyway?
Doing that in a threaded application is pretty challenging. If you use a
type initializer, .NET will do the synchronization for you, which is
typically the way to go. .NET may, but is not required to, run type
initializers lazily.
>
2) If the singleton is not done in a lazy way but instead you put a
lock on the whole operation, what other thread safety issues can
arise?
Thanks

Apr 2 '08 #11

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