I have created an array of threads and started all of them. How to know whether all threads have completed work. I don’t want to use thread.wait or thread.join.
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I have created an array of threads and started all of them. How to know whether all threads have completed work. I don’t want to use thread.wait or thread.join.
Well, you can test
Thread.IsAlive– but that will be out of date as soon as you’ve tested it, of course. You could keep a list of “currently alive” threads, and remove them one at a time when they stop, sleeping between test runs. For more detailed information you can useThread.ThreadState.What’s the bigger picture here? What are you trying to achieve, and why don’t you want to call
Thread.Join(potentially with a timeout)?