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LithiumLi
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Is there a way in a multi-thread app. (ofc there is a way -thus why im asking) to programatically have thread-B check what function thead-A is currently in?
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qes27
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Hmm .... good question.
Assuming you have a reference to thread A where thread B is running, you could try Thread.GetDomain() on that reference to thread A. The AppDomain object has many properties identifying the current code's location, but you'll have to breakpoint the code and check if the values it's returning are for thread A or thread B.
Other than that ... I'm not seeing much. I'm also wondering how that would work if thread A is currently running, since its location in code is changing. It could get weird if thread A's not in managed code at the time, too. |
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dougbenham
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You could also have some kind of flag that your application sets in each function.. Like so:
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public enum Function
{
None,
main,
functionOne,
functionTwo
}
public Function flag = Function.None;
void main()
{
flag = Function.main;
// Do stuff
}
void functionOne()
{
flag = Function.functionOne;
// Do stuff
}
void functionTwo()
{
flag = Function.functionTwo;
// Do stuff
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Then you could have your separate thread access that global flag. |
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