(C# Threading Reference Manual CSharpThreadingHandbook This book covers .NET's approach to executing C# code from top to bottom. It first describes the definition of Windows threads, their connection with .NET process, application domain and the connection between threads. The reader commented on the height of the thread (how the operating system determines which thread to manage next), and then went on to discuss how to write .NET code to manage threads. The synchronization of threads is introduced later, allowing multiple threads to safely access the same resource. This book also introduces some typical system structures used by multithreaded programs, especially thread pools, and discusses how to debug multithreaded code. Finally, a complete example is used to illustrate how to use threads to build a flexible, high-performance web server. This book is suitable for reading by C# programmers who are engaged in .NET development, and readers are not required to have any common sense in threading. Thisbook addresses the fundamental units of Windows and .NET programming—threads. Coverage include show. NET applications are executed, the lifecycle of a thread in . NET, how the . NET Framework uses threads, and more.
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