Multi-threaded app and Thread Safety.

I have a windows service that spawns multiple threads running a thing that
does a bunch of processing. Here's the code that spawns the threads:

m_totalThreads=Convert.ToInt32(Settings.GetSetting ("ProcessorThreads"));

m_executingThreads=new Thread[m_totalThreads];

for (int i=0;i < m_totalThreads;i++)

{

ProcessManager processor=new ProcessManager();

m_executingThreads[i]=new Thread(new ThreadStart(processor.Process));

m_executingThreads[i].Name=i.ToString();

m_executingThreads[i].Start();

}

I haven't done a lot of multi-threaded stuff in the past, so I want to make sure that I get this right. :)

My question is the following: Because I'm creating a new instance of the
ProcessManager for each thread, will I have problems with the classes that
the process manager spawns? Basically, do I need to worry about locking
instance variables in classes called by the processes manager that runs on
each thread?

Robert

I have a windows service that spawns multiple threads running a thing that
does a bunch of processing. Here's the code that spawns the threads:

m_totalThreads=Convert.ToInt32(Settings.GetSetting ("ProcessorThreads"));

m_executingThreads=new Thread[m_totalThreads];

for (int i=0;i < m_totalThreads;i++)

{

ProcessManager processor=new ProcessManager();

m_executingThreads[i]=new Thread(new ThreadStart(processor.Process));

m_executingThreads[i].Name=i.ToString();

m_executingThreads[i].Start();

}

I haven't done a lot of multi-threaded stuff in the past, so I want to make
sure that I get this right. :)

My question is the following: Because I'm creating a new instance of the
ProcessManager for each thread, will I have problems with the classes that
the process manager spawns? Basically, do I need to worry about locking
instance variables in classes called by the processes manager that runs on
each thread?