A AcquireReaderLock is failing and I suspect that it is because someone else is holding on to the lock indefinitely. Does Visual Studio 2010 provide an easy way of checking who has the reader lock or writer lock? Thanks in advance.
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A AcquireReaderLock is failing and I suspect that it is because someone else is holding on to the lock indefinitely. Does Visual Studio 2010 provide an easy way of checking who has the reader lock or writer lock? Thanks in advance.
No, not easily at least.
You can use something like JetBrains dotTrace which will allow you to go into the bowels of the call stack to figure out where things are getting held up.
http://www.jetbrains.com/profiler/