Question

Now, I have function working well like this.

StartWorking() {
    mThread = new Thread(fooFunction);
    mMonitorThread = new Thread(MonitoringThreadFunction);

    mThread.Start();
    mMonitorintThread.Start();    
}

Now, I need add a loog for this code. Letting it run several times in a row. Sequentially.
I tried do this. But it is messed up. Thread’s work is not working right.

StartWorking()
{
    for(int i = 0; i < 3; i++)
    {
        mThread = new Thread(fooFunction);
        mMonitorThread = new Thread(MonitoringThreadFunction);

        mThread.Start();
        mMonitorintThread.Start();
    }
}

So, what should I do for my purporse?

Answer 1

Try

mThread.Join();
mMonitorThread.Join();

or, if you’re on .NET ≥ 4, use System.Threading.CountdownEvent with InitialCount = 2 and pass it in the Thread.Start() method.

Edit: yet, the TPL solution is definitely cleaner.