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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / CLR / January 2007Threading Model Switch? Anyone Know What It Is?
I have upgraded a multi-threaded C# app from VS2003 (CLR 1.1) to VS2005 (CLR 2.0) and it's hopeless (Event Id 5000). I believe there is a switch somewhere that will allow me to revert the threading model to 1.1. I could use this to prove that the issue is threading. Can anyone tell me how to set this switch, please? thanks, Hanna. > I have upgraded a multi-threaded C# app from VS2003 (CLR 1.1) to VS2005 > (CLR 2.0) and it's hopeless (Event Id 5000). I believe there is a > switch somewhere that will allow me to revert the threading model to > 1.1. I could use this to prove that the issue is threading. Can > anyone tell me how to set this switch, please? What do you think the difference in threading model between 1.1 and 2.0 is?  SignatureJon Skeet - <skeet@pobox.com> http://www.pobox.com/~skeet Blog: http://www.msmvps.com/jon.skeet If replying to the group, please do not mail me too Hi Hanna! > I have upgraded a multi-threaded C# app from VS2003 (CLR 1.1) to > VS2005 (CLR 2.0) and it's hopeless (Event Id 5000). I believe there > is a switch somewhere that will allow me to revert the threading > model to 1.1. Do you meen Control.CheckForIllegalCrossThreadCalls? This is a static property. If you set it to false, no Exceptions will be thrown when you are accessing a Control from a Thread which have not created it. > I could use this to prove that the issue is threading. You are aware that IMO the 1.1 Behaviour is a bug. Cross-Thread Operation where never allowed in Windows when Window-Handles are involved. If MAY work sometimes, but it is not reliable. You sould use .InvokeRequired / .Invoke for cross-thread operations within Windows Forms. GP
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