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SYSK 210: Cross-Process Synchronization

Say you need to prevent two pieces of code from running at the same time. If you’re dealing with two threads in the same application domain, then it’s easy – you’ve got many synchronization objects to choose from for the job such as System.Threading. Monitor , System.Threading. ReaderWriterLock , System.Threading

Filed under: Design, Architecture | On : 2006 Oct 03 | From: AppDev: Something You Should Know by Irena Kennedy |

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