Class and Multi-thread safety

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Nuno Magalhaes - 17 Oct 2007 02:51 GMT

Hello,

Is there any keyword applicable to a class to make it thread-safe?
Without having to put lock(this){} in all functions?

Thanks.

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Jon Skeet [C# MVP] - 17 Oct 2007 07:35 GMT

> Is there any keyword applicable to a class to make it thread-safe?
> Without having to put lock(this){} in all functions?

Please see the responses to your previous question - there's no need to
repost.

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Lew - 17 Oct 2007 15:52 GMT

>> Is there any keyword applicable to a class to make it thread-safe?
>> Without having to put lock(this){} in all functions?
>
> Please see the responses to your previous question - there's no need to
> repost.

Conveniently, my newsreader (and potentially others) folds this repost into
the original thread so it just looks silly instead of annoying.

If the repost had been six minutes later instead of six hours, I'd've
suspected a WITUN (Web Interface To UseNet); some of the web clients have a
habit of covertly reposting without telling the user. Six hours is too long
for that theory to hold, however.

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