Question

public delegate bool FunctieCompara(int a, int b); this is the delegate

Simple function calls:

TyG.bubbleSort(TyG.max, TyG.Lungime, TyG.Secv);
TyG.bubbleSort(TyG.min, TyG.Lungime, TyG.secvMin);

I have a Class Sorts and in this class I have a lot of methods like

public void bubbleSort(functionDelegate f, int n, int [] v)

and much more sorts but with this parameters. In other class I have a instance of

Sortst tyg = new Sorts()

I want to create a thread

Thread Thr = new Thread(new ThreadStart(tyg.bubbleSort(functionDelegate)))

I didn’t figure it out this thing works in my case, how can i use thread with a method that use a delegate, in my case the delegate is a max/min for comparing numbers for doing sorts in place in v[]. I want to make 2 threads for doing the both sorts bubbleSort(max, n, v) and bubbleSort(min, n, v) same time. That is what thread does anyway, anyhow can anyone help me a little please?

Answer 1

Do you mean like this?

var t1 = new Thread(
   o =>
   {
       tyg.bubbleSort(max, n, v1);
   });

var t2 = new Thread(
   o =>
   {
       tyg.bubbleSort(min, n, v2);
   });

t1.Start(); // start threads
t2.Start();

t1.Join(); // wait for both threads to finish
t2.Join();

Note that if you are sorting in place you should use different arrays (v1 and v2) because otherwise the threads will be overwriting the same array.

If you are interested, also look over the Task construct of .NET 4.0.

Alternatively, if you want to be cool (.NET 4.0+):

Parallel.Invoke(
    () => tyg.bubbleSort(max, n, v1),
    () => tyg.bubbleSort(min, n, v2));