Along with the System.Threading.Thread class, .NET provides a number of classes that help you develop multithreaded applications. The following articles provide overview of those classes:
Title Description The managed thread pool Describes the System.Threading.ThreadPool class, which provides a pool of worker threads that are managed by .NET. Timers Describes .NET timers that can be used in a multithreaded environment. Overview of synchronization primitives Describes types that can be used to synchronize access to a shared resource or control thread interaction. EventWaitHandle Describes the System.Threading.EventWaitHandle class, which represents a thread synchronization event. CountdownEvent Describes the System.Threading.CountdownEvent class, which represents a thread synchronization event that becomes set when its count is zero. Mutexes Describes the System.Threading.Mutex class, which grants exclusive access to a shared resource. Semaphore and SemaphoreSlim Describes the System.Threading.Semaphore class, which limits number of threads that can access a shared resource or a pool of resources concurrently. Barrier Describes the System.Threading.Barrier class, which implements the barrier pattern for coordination of threads in phased operations. SpinLock Describes the System.Threading.SpinLock structure, which is a lightweight alternative to the System.Threading.Monitor class for certain low-level locking scenarios. SpinWait Describes the System.Threading.SpinWait structure, which provides support for spin-based waiting. See alsoRetroSearch is an open source project built by @garambo | Open a GitHub Issue
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