> >What about Thread.Interrupt? Isn't that for waking up a thread that's
> >currently sleeping?
>
> Thread.Interrupt is documented with "...If this thread is not currently
> blocked in a wait, sleep, or join state, it will be interrupted when it
> next begins to block.".
>
> You can use Thread.Inte
>What about Thread.Interrupt? Isn't that for waking up a thread that's
>currently sleeping?
Thread.Interrupt is documented with "...If this thread is not currently
blocked in a wait, sleep, or join state, it will be interrupted when it
next begins to block.".
You can use Thread.Interrupt but it i
ay! :-))
Peter
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On Fri, 28 Mar 2008 10:58:05 -040
otection to keep the casual hacker out.
HTH,
Rob
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On Fri, 28 Mar 2008 10:58:05 -0400, Peter Osucha
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In working on implementing the Producer/Consumer queue from comments
> earlier this week, [...]
Actually, there's no need for sleeping threads in a producer/consumer queue,
so I'd say your Blinker is something else, lik
Still, if you (as somebody else suggested) wait on a ManualResetEvent or
event Monitor.Wait(onSomeObject) with timeout you don't need the sleeps and
the _stop thing, just:
for ( ; ; )
{
SePinState(on);
if (!stopEvent_.Wait(TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(_onIntervalMs), false))
{
bre
> The code in the 'Go' method of Blinker is...
>
>public void Go ( )
>{
>_stop = false;
>while ( !_stop )
>{
>SetPinState(on);
>Thread.Sleep ( TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds ( _onIntervalMs
> ) );
>SetPi
> One thing you'll run into is the only thing you'll be able to do with this
> thread while it's blocked on Thread.Sleep is to terminate it abnormally.
> There is, of course, no way to do this in the framework (without using
> PInvoke).
What about Thread.Interrupt? Isn't that for waking up a threa
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On Fri, Mar 28, 2008 at 11:44 AM, Ryan Heath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Did you i
On Fri, Mar 28, 2008 at 11:44 AM, Ryan Heath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Did you implement a Finalize as well, which calls your Dispose method?
>
> Without a Finalize, nobody is going to call your Dispose method for you.
>
+1 to what Ryan said. Without a Finalize it would be up to you to call
> If I didn't want to set the 'IsBackgroud' property of the thread, I
> figured I could just implement IDisposable in my class and set
> Blinker.Stop=true in Dispose(). However, that didn't seem to work.
> Should it have worked? How else might I ensure that the blinkerThread
> is ended correctly?
> If I didn't want to set the 'IsBackgroud' property of the thread, I
> figured I could just implement IDisposable in my class and set
> Blinker.Stop=true in Dispose(). However, that didn't seem to work.
> Should it have worked? How else might I ensure that the blinkerThread
> is ended correctly?
Peter Osucha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As a test example, I have an IO line that I want to 'blink' (turn on and
> off for 250ms each). I figured I could easily do this with a separate
> thread.
> a while loop that continuously blinks the IO line using
> Sleep() statements - and one other pro
What does Blinker.Stop do?
One thing you'll run into is the only thing you'll be able to do with this
thread while it's blocked on Thread.Sleep is to terminate it abnormally.
There is, of course, no way to do this in the framework (without using
PInvoke). So, a couple of suggestions: don't use Th
A bit long but I am trying to clearly explain what I have done and the
issue that has arisen...
In working on implementing the Producer/Consumer queue from comments
earlier this week, I am doing much more (and needed) reading on threads
and thread safety.
As a test example, I have an IO line that
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