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Has anybody else noticed that csharp-online annot be accessed?

  Bodyboarder20 replied...

I got to it just fine...

queue. Pete - -- -- Original Message - -- -- From: "Peter Duniho" <NpOeStPeAdM@nnowslpianmk.com> Newsgroups: microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.csharp Sent: Sunday, May 18, 2008 4:33 PM Subject: Re: Event Driven Code and Thread instance variable manipulation. I have been looking at this as a possible option: http: / / en.csharp-online.net / Building_Multithreaded_Applications%E2%80%94Synchronization_Using_the_Synchronization_Attribute I have read good and bad things about this approach. But essentially all that might be used from another thread :) ). If a given class member is only ever accessed from a given thread, then it doesn't need to be synchronized at all. Certainly class that is used arbitrarily by two or more threads, and any members can be accessed at any time by any thread, then maybe the SynchronizationAttribute is a solution for you one found here (half way down under More Monitor Methods): http: / / www.yoda.arachsys.com / csharp / threads / deadlocks.shtml The models are updated from both the Queue (which actually leads to consumer implementation I posted last year: http: / / groups.google.com / group / microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.csharp / msg / 1777b0073d421296 It's just the sort of test application I proposed above. It doesn

usage of WMI here, since it is available on any Windows System and can easilly accessed by the .NET Runtime, . . . Here are some tutorials: http: / / www.csharphelp.com / archives2 / archive334.html is a link on google groups: http: / / groups.google.de / group / microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.csharp / browse_thread / thread / 4a672aeb59b43dcf It was just a suggestion. My application includes a full class browser do. What you need is the description of WMI classes / attributes to query. They are online: http: / / msdn.microsoft.com / en-us / library / aa394554.aspx Arne Example: using System; using System

methods: EndInvoke versus Waiting on Handle .NET Framework Hi everyone, The page at http: / / en.csharp-online.net / CSharp_Delegates_and_Events%E2%80%9 = 4Asynchronous_method_calls states that EndInvoke will block execution on the current thread until the order to get the result. Thanks Taras C# Discussions IAsyncResult (1) EndInvoke (1) AsyncWaitHandle (1) CSharp (1) Delegates (1) Richter (1) Taras (1) Asychronous (1) The event handle offers more flexibility little more elegant. Regards, Brian Rasmussen [C# MVP] Hi everyone, The page at http: / / en.csharp-online.net / CSharp_Delegates_and_Events%E2%80%94Asynchronous_method_calls states that EndInvoke will block execution on the current thread until the asynchronous keywords: Asynchronous, methods:, EndInvoke, versus, Waiting, on, Handle description: Hi everyone, The page at en.csharp-online.net / CSharp_Delegates_and_Events%E2%80%9 = 4Asynchronous_method_calls states that EndInvoke will block execution