System.Threading.AutoResetEvent and System.Threading.ManualResetEvent

and

WaitHandle.WaitOne

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Hello,
I just started learning .NET programming under C#.

In C++ I use Event objects and WaitForMultipleObjects for Thread
synchronization.

What is the equivalent og Event objects under .NET/C#?
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Regards,
Sami

Sami,

In .NET, for those kind of notification events, you would use the Event
class. Once you have an instance of the Event class, you can wait for that
by calling the WaitOne method on the event.

If you want to wait on multiple objects, then you can call the static
WaitAll or WaitAny methods on the WaitHandle class. However, you can not
call WaitAll on a thread that is a single threaded apartment (any UI thread
basically).

Hope this helps.


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Lowy's book on Programming .Net Components. Chapter 6 - Events, Chapter - 7
Asynchronous Calls and Chapter - 8 Multithreading and Concurrency Management,

Hello,
I just started learning .NET programming under C#.

In C++ I use Event objects and WaitForMultipleObjects for Thread
synchronization.

What is the equivalent og Event objects under .NET/C#?
--
Regards,
Sami

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Thanks for all your help.

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Sami

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