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King · Mar 23rd, 2008, 11:19 AM

Big K - That makes perfect sense.

OpenLoop - That does count as multi-threading, but I was referring more to the actual Thread class in C#. I have used the timer control numerous times (can be quite handy).

The reason I ask for places to use it is that I have a fairly big application that uses a lot of the different advanced features of C# and would be good to showcase to potential employers, and I wanted a good reason to use the thread class. I have come across a few good places to uses them, but it turns out there is always a better, more simple way to achieve that task without threading.

Mar 23rd, 2008, 11:19 AM	#5
King Professional Programmer Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 372 Rep Power: 0	Re: Threading Big K - That makes perfect sense. OpenLoop - That does count as multi-threading, but I was referring more to the actual Thread class in C#. I have used the timer control numerous times (can be quite handy). The reason I ask for places to use it is that I have a fairly big application that uses a lot of the different advanced features of C# and would be good to showcase to potential employers, and I wanted a good reason to use the thread class. I have come across a few good places to uses them, but it turns out there is always a better, more simple way to achieve that task without threading. __________________ I am Addicted to Linux!