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difference between two different ways to start a Thread
Posted: 07 Mar 07 12:19 PM (Canada) |
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In playing with Threads in the past, I noticed something funky in the book about starting a Thread and requiring the ThreadStart, the book talks about this (off the top of my head so it could be slightly wrong, but the jist is there :>).
Thread t = new Thread(new ThreadStart(DoHeavyLiftingHere));
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Thread t = new Thread(DoHeavyLiftingHere);
I've done it the latter way in the past figuring that's just the way to do it, but the book contradicts this claim. hhhmmmmmm WTF? I just saw an article in the MS forums talking about this exact thing, and my way is a shortcut (figures! :>) to the first way.
http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1316836&SiteID=1
The jist of doing it the former way over the latter is if you think you might change to a ParameterizedThreadStart, you'll need to revisit all the calling methods to rejig them. |
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