Enumerating managed threads

John Wood wrote:

Does anyone know how to enumerate the managed threads in the current
process?
Process.Threads gives you a list of ProcessThreads, but I want to somehow get a list of the managed threads...

I'd like to know that as well. I'm not aware of any
straight forward way to do that, and it would very
helpful in debugging deadlocks (as a thread dump in
Java is.) Alternatively, you can register all the
threads you create with a manager of your own. You'd
also need to monitor if the threads are alive so you
don't retain them unnecessarily.

Jose Solorzano

Yeah registering them as you go is what I'm doing as a workaround... just
would be neater without having to do that.

Thanks for your insight though.

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"Jose Solorzano" <jh******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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John Wood wrote:

Does anyone know how to enumerate the managed threads in the current
process?
Process.Threads gives you a list of ProcessThreads, but I want to

somehow

get a list of the managed threads...

I'd like to know that as well. I'm not aware of any
straight forward way to do that, and it would very
helpful in debugging deadlocks (as a thread dump in
Java is.) Alternatively, you can register all the
threads you create with a manager of your own. You'd
also need to monitor if the threads are alive so you
don't retain them unnecessarily.

Jose Solorzano

Process.Threads returns a list of managed threads associated with a OS
thread, unmanaged threads (non CLR) are not returned in the collection.

Willy.

"John Wood" <sp**@isannoying.com> wrote in message
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Does anyone know how to enumerate the managed threads in the current
process?
Process.Threads gives you a list of ProcessThreads, but I want to somehow
get a list of the managed threads...

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John Wood
Blog: http://spaces.msn.com/members/johnwood/

But there seems to be no relationship between a ProcessThread and a
Thread... is there any way to get a Thread instance from a ProcessThread?

Thanks for your insight.

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John Wood
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"Willy Denoyette [MVP]" <wi*************@pandora.be> wrote in message
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Process.Threads returns a list of managed threads associated with a OS
thread, unmanaged threads (non CLR) are not returned in the collection.

Willy.

"John Wood" <sp**@isannoying.com> wrote in message
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Does anyone know how to enumerate the managed threads in the current
process?
Process.Threads gives you a list of ProcessThreads, but I want to somehow get a list of the managed threads...

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John Wood
Blog: http://spaces.msn.com/members/johnwood/

John Wood wrote:

But there seems to be no relationship between a ProcessThread and a
Thread... is there any way to get a Thread instance from a ProcessThread?

Thanks for your insight.

Perhaps there's other ways to do what you want to accomplish ? What is
the goal of this code ?

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