Thread Synchronisation question

check out the classes 'System.Threading.AutoResetEvent'
System.Threading.ManualResetEvent'

HTH

Ollie Riches

aveen Mukkelli" <Na************@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi All,

I need to block all my threads at "one statement " in my C# code.
These threads can proceed indipendently after all of the threads reach
this "one statement".

How can we do this. Kindly let me know

Cheers,

Naveen.

Use a global variable (nThread in the example) that you initialise to the
number of threads you must synchronise. Then, put this 2 lines in each
thread (if they are differents) :
nThread--;
while (nThread>0) Thread.Sleep(0);

"Naveen Mukkelli" <Na************@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le
message de news:F4**********************************@microsof t.com...

Hi All,

I need to block all my threads at "one statement " in my C# code.
These threads can proceed indipendently after all of the threads reach
this "one statement".

How can we do this. Kindly let me know

Cheers,

Naveen.

Ludovic SOEUR <Lu***********@hotmail.com> wrote:

Use a global variable (nThread in the example) that you initialise to the
number of threads you must synchronise. Then, put this 2 lines in each
thread (if they are differents) :
nThread--;
while (nThread>0) Thread.Sleep(0);

.... and then watch your system spin if you've got lots of threads.

Sorry, but that's a horrible way of doing it when there are things like
monitors which make it *so* much more efficient...

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