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I have a .NET module that I need to call from an instantiated class. Can I count on only one object at a time being able to access the functions in a module (something like instantiating a module) or will I need to look at locking within the class? I can’t seem to get a clear answer to this anywhere. Thanks!
It depends entirely on the implementation of the classes in the module. As a general rule, though, if they’re not advertised as thread-safe, they’re probably not.