Thread Management in C#

Intro Long before Microsoft .NET 4.5 was a reality, in the days when asynch programming was not a given, I developed a bit of a concurrency wrapper implementation which has been used on a variety of projects. At the threat of being redundant (in light of the across-the-board support for Asynch in .NET 4.5) I’ve decided to write up my old threading approach in the hopes that it might be useful to those not yet using .NET 4.5. This implementation isn’t terribly advanced, I just thought it might be useful for someone “out there”.  It’s not been exhaustively tested or reviewed, so please be kind to it.  As usual, the normal conditions apply A case in work packages What I wanted, about two years ago, was to quit writing the same thread synchronization logic over and over again.  It seemed that whenever I wanted to repeat a series of tasks using threading, I was caught using a lock synch and some kind of support for marshalling events to a UI. Finally sick of implementing roughly the same implementation or design over and over again, I sat down and figured out what I’d want from an API perspective – something I […]