Get All threads

Matthias,

You can use the Process.Threads property to get a collection of
ProcessThread objects that represent the operating system threads in a
process.

Regards
Allen

"WinstonSmith" <ma***********@gmx.de> wrote in message
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Hallo everyone,

is there a way to get a list of all threads an application written in C#
uses?

Thanks in advance

Matthias

Do not stop threads retrieved by Process.Threads - those are operating
system threads, not CLR managed threads. There is no call that allows you to
retrieve a list of all managed threads. Instead, you must keep track of all
the threads that your application has created.

There are three managed threads created when you start a managed
application - the main thread, the GC thread, and a thread used to run
finalizers.
"Matthias Henning" <ma***********@gmx.de> wrote in message
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Hallo Allen,

Process.Threads works in general. But I got another problem about
threading. I am using a dongle to protect our software. So when dongle
is removed, all thread but dongle-testing-threads (triggered by
Threading.Timer) should be stopped (suspended). But doing this stops my
app in a way it can't be "reanimated" ? Why? Which threads must not be
stopped?

Thanks in advance

Matthias

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