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Hi.
I'm currently developing a programming language. My point is to explore multi-threading. I think that i would like to use the already excisting threads in C#. I've been looking into messeage passing a bit, and would like to use that. My question is then:

Is messeage passing already implemented in the c# threads or can i build them on the side.?

Best regards.

Posted 5-May-10 1:21am

Madsmir

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Michel Godfroid · Answer 1 · 2010-05-05T01:54:00

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You'll have to build it yourself.
Have a look the lock operations to synchronize your memory access.

Posted 5-May-10 1:54am

Michel Godfroid

Updated 5-May-10 2:56am

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Madsmir 5-May-10 8:51am

Thanks for the reply. Where do i find documentation for synclock in c#? When i search MSDN Library on synclock is get the message that it is not supported in c#:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/3a86s51t.aspx

Michel Godfroid 5-May-10 8:55am

My mistake, the C# syntax is lock http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/c5kehkcz(VS.71).aspx