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Deadlock Detection in Existing Code

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11 Jan 2008CPOL4 min read 140.3K   2.6K   75  
The article briefly discusses deadlocks behavior, and presents an easy way to detect them.
using System;
using System.Threading;

namespace System.Threading
{
	class Monitor
	{
		public static void Enter(object obj)
		{		
			slockimp.imp.DoLock(obj);			
		}	

		public static void Exit(object obj)
		{			
			slockimp.imp.DoUnlock(obj);
		}

		public static bool TryEnter(object obj)
		{
			return	slockimp.imp.DoTryEnter(obj);
		}
		
		public static bool TryEnter(object obj,	int millisecondsTimeout)
		{
			return  slockimp.imp.DoTryEnter(obj, millisecondsTimeout);
		}

		public static bool TryEnter(object obj,	TimeSpan timeout)
		{
			return slockimp.imp.DoTryEnter(obj, timeout);
		}
	}
}

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