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ThreadAbortException exceptionthread synchronization (continued) blocking, avoiding, 805 blocking countdown, 804 class libraries and, 759 condition variable pattern, 811 constructs, 805 double-check locking, 807 drawbacks of, 757 exception handling and, 476 hybrid, 790 hybrid constructs. See hybrid constructs livelocks and deadlocks, 761 lock, 189, 799 locks, 476, 725 lock scalability issues, 814 m_opCount field, 772 Mutex objects, 786 parallel execution, 805 performance issues, 758 primitive constructs, 760 priority boosting, disabling, 774 private locks, 797 properties and, 233 reader-writer locks, 801, 804 recursive locks, 786 recursive locks, avoiding, 806 specifying synchronization object, 811 spin lock addition logic, 774 spin locks, 773 tasks vs., 807 yielding threads when, 775 ThreadAbortException exception, 580 ThreadException event, 488 threading models, 748 Threading namespace, 695, 720, 778 DispatcherTimer class, 723 Timer class, 723 ThreadPerTaskScheduler, 713 ThreadPool class, 693 for Windows Store apps, 694 threads, 102 in 16-bit Windows, 669 aborting, 578, 679 allocating local variables, 105 asynchronous compute-bound operations with, 678 avoiding, 674 blocking, avoiding, 705 caching of, 673 CLR and Windows interoperability, 678 constructors for, 679 contexts, 671 context structures, 683 context switching, 672, 673, 683 creating, vs. creating processes, 675 debuggers and, 673 dedicated, 679 defined, 670 DLL thread-attach/thread-detach notifications, 671 early implementation of, 669 ending early, 673 execution contexts, 694, 695 forcibly killing, 670 foreground, 679 foreground vs. background, 688 garbage collection and, 673 gracefully aborting, 577 High priority class, 685 Idle priority class, 685 Idle priority level, 687 inefficient memory allocation and, 676 kernel-mode stacks, 671 labeling, avoiding, 806 lowering priority, 687 minimizing number of, 676 number per process, 674 overhead, 670 performance issues, 674, 681 prioritizing, 684, 685, 688 priority levels, mapping, 686 priority, non-normal, 679 properties, viewing, 683 Realtime priority class, 685 reasons for using, 681 relative priorities, 685 responsiveness of, 681 safe places, 580
Type parameters scalability, 674 scheduling, 683, 684 starting, 679 starvation, 684 suspending, 774 Time-Critical priority level, 687 time-slices, 672 user-mode stacks, 671 Windows Store apps, APIs removed for, 678 yielding, 775 zero page, 684, 686 ThreadsSharingData class, 766, 767 ThrowIfCancellationRequested method, 704 throwing exceptions, 466. See also exceptions; exception types Time-Critical thread priority level, 687 time-slices, 672 ending early, 673 Timer class, 720, 723 Timer objects, garbage collection of, 721 Timers namespace, Timer class, 723 ToArray method, 658 ToLowerInvariant method, 318 ToObject method, 367 torn reads, 762 ToSingle method, 310 ToString method, 134, 238, 318, 335, 337, 339, 364, 365, 569 number formatting, 341 output formatting, 369 output of, 364 overriding, 339 parameterless, 340 parameters, 340 vs. Format method, 364 System.Object, 92 ToString, null for format string, 341 ToUpperInvariant method, 318 Transaction class, 797 TransactionScope class, 475 triggering garbage collections, 519 try blocks, 454. See also catch blocks; finally blocks as callback methods, 497 constrained execution regions and, 475 finally blocks and, 457 threads and, 671 TryParse method, 366, 370, 493 exception handling and, 494 Tuple class, 241 types, 237, 240 properties and, 241 type arguments, 266 type constructors, 187 calling, 188 calling in order, avoiding, 189 default, 187 defined, 151 defining, 188 defining inside value types, avoiding, 188 initializing singleton objects with, 189 mutual references in, 189 naming convention for, 190 private, 188 thread synchronization lock, 189 unhandled exceptions, 189 type definitions, example of, 153 type inference generic methods and, 283 overview of, 283 type object pointer, 105 Type objects, 591 converting to RuntimeTypeHandle, 609 converting to TypeInfo objects, 592 for generic types, 272 obtaining, 591 obtaining from type names at compile time, 592 open, creating, 272 sync blocks and, 795 type parameters, 266 constraining to interfaces, 305 constraints, 287, 288 constructor constraints for, 289 contra-variant and covariant, 279 generic, 281 naming conventions, 266 overriding methods and, 286 variance and, 280
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