Peter Lin <nospam_peter_lin@spirox.com.tw> wrote:
> I have a local object tManager in method foo, I create it there and not use
> it in the thread that created it anymore.
> Will it be GC if the life time of _tsacThreadManager thread is the same
> as main thread? I am not sure because the tsacThreadManager thread is running
> the tManager's run method all the time.
> void foo()
> {
> tManager= new SacThreadManager();
> tManager.SetupThreadManagement();
> ThreadStart _st = new ThreadStart(tManager.run);
> _tsacThreadManager = new Thread(_st);
> _tsacThreadManager.Name="sacThreadManager";
> _tsacThreadManager.Start();
> }

>Peter Lin <nospam_peter_lin@spirox.com.tw> wrote:
>> I have a local object tManager in method foo, I create it there and not use
>> it in the thread that created it anymore.
>> Will it be GC if the life time of _tsacThreadManager thread is the same
>> as main thread? I am not sure because the tsacThreadManager thread is running
>> the tManager's run method all the time.
>> void foo()
>> {
>> tManager= new SacThreadManager();
>> tManager.SetupThreadManagement();
>> ThreadStart _st = new ThreadStart(tManager.run);
>> _tsacThreadManager = new Thread(_st);
>> _tsacThreadManager.Name="sacThreadManager";
>> _tsacThreadManager.Start();
>> }
>
>The SacThreadManager can't be garbage collected until the new thread
>has finished executing (or at least, until the JIT can tell that the
>"this" reference within SacThreadManager.run will never be read again).