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The thread 0xdb0 has exited with code 0 (0x0).

Hello,

I´m writing a windows application in C-Sharp which makes long
calculations (10-40 minutes).

Very often I get messages like:
The thread 0xdb0 has exited with code 0 (0x0).

Although I do not use Threading for my program.

It seems to me that Visual Studio or the designed GUI of my programm
uses threading.

When do such error occur?
And what can I do to prevent such errors?
Regards,

Martin
Nov 7 '06 #1
4 5159
Do not worry about things like that. Many operations in .Net will perform
background data manipulation. It could be GUI data.

"Martin Pöpping" wrote:
Hello,

I´m writing a windows application in C-Sharp which makes long
calculations (10-40 minutes).

Very often I get messages like:
The thread 0xdb0 has exited with code 0 (0x0).

Although I do not use Threading for my program.

It seems to me that Visual Studio or the designed GUI of my programm
uses threading.

When do such error occur?
And what can I do to prevent such errors?
Regards,

Martin
Nov 7 '06 #2
"Martin Pöpping" <ma******@despammed.comwrote in message
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Hello,

I´m writing a windows application in C-Sharp which makes long calculations
(10-40 minutes).

Very often I get messages like:
The thread 0xdb0 has exited with code 0 (0x0).

Although I do not use Threading for my program.

It seems to me that Visual Studio or the designed GUI of my programm
uses threading.

When do such error occur?
And what can I do to prevent such errors?
What makes you think this is an error?

--
Adam Clauss
Nov 7 '06 #3
Adam Clauss schrieb:
>Very often I get messages like:
The thread 0xdb0 has exited with code 0 (0x0).
What makes you think this is an error?
Well I do not know if it is an error or not.

But sounds to be normal according to the other answer.
Regards,
Martin
Nov 7 '06 #4

Martin Pöpping wrote:
Adam Clauss schrieb:
Very often I get messages like:
The thread 0xdb0 has exited with code 0 (0x0).
What makes you think this is an error?

Well I do not know if it is an error or not.
You probably see these in VS, so it's hard to know exactly. But if you
see them at runtime outside of VS, perhaps using the SysInternals
DebugView utility there may be a cause for concern.

Inside the IDE it may relate to various addins and designers.

Nov 8 '06 #5

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