Im looking to build a thread manager for an application.
I have already started threading and it works entirely fine but I would like to be able to programatically kill them or get information on them.
Does anyone have ideas?
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Im looking to build a thread manager for an application.
I have already started threading and it works entirely fine but I would like to be able to programatically kill them or get information on them.
Does anyone have ideas?
You might look at
Thread.ThreadState,Thread.Interrupt(), andThread.Abort()(as Jon Skeet points out, this is not a preferred way to stop a thread).For a collection of all the threads running in your application, use
System.Diagnostics.Process.GetCurrentProcess().Threads.For more info, you might have a look at this example of a thread monitor.