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System.Threading.ThreadState Enumeration

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Specifies the execution states of a Thread.

Namespace: System.Threading

Assembly: mscorlib.dll

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	System.IComparable
	System.IFormattable
	System.IConvertible

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.NET Diagnostics - II, A Threads Monitoring Application

The Code Project

This is the second article in a series of showing how System.Diagnostics classes in .NET SDK can be used to get information about the running process. In my first article “Using Diagnostic Classes In .NET SDK”, I tried to create an application that shows some static information about the processes that are running on a machine. In the article I will try to explain the usage of one more Diagnostic class, System.Diagnostic.ProcessThread. As the name of the class suggests, it is all the information about the threads.

.NET Internals: Examine Running Processes Using Both Managed and Unmanaged Code

MSDN

Get the goods on your running processes

Introduction to Threads in C#

The Code Project

A Beginers introduction to Threads using C#

Monitoring Processes and Threads in .NET

C#Today

In this article, Melanie Talmadge shows us how to write a process and thread monitoring system in .NET using C#. We cover the System.Diagnostics namespace with its Process and ProcessThread classes for working with process and threads, and write our own Task Manager application, similar to that which comes with Windows NT and Windows 2000. This program displays all the running processes, their related resources and related threads.

Thread Concepts and its implementation in .NET Framework

C# Help

One or more threads run in an AppDomain. An AppDomain is a runtime representation of a logical process within a physical process. A thread is the basic unit to which the operating system allocates processor time. Each AppDomain is started with a single thread, but can create additional threads from any of its threads.

Threading in .NET Part 2

DotNetJunkies

In Threading Part 2, Ben goes further into Threads illustrating how to suspend, terminate, abort, and check the status of threads. He also goes into what the difference between background and foreground threads are.

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