No of threds in DotNet

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No of threds in DotNet

hi,

i want to know how many threads will be thier(running) when an dotnet application runs.

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No of threds in DotNet

monyplaba
You might want to check http://blogs.msdn.com/yunjin/archive/2005/07/05/435726.aspx
evslin
Is GC running as a seperate thread by default

Thanks,

Suresh.
casperOne

No he's not, the GC runs on a user thread (or threads).

There is no fixed number of threads running in a process (using the CLR), what you have is a main thread a finalizer thread and a debugger helper thread as a minimum. The CLR your code(managed and unmanaged) and the framework classes can create any number of additional threads as it sees fit.

Willy.

<sureshsundar007@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:235f92b5-18bf-4f8e-bcfc-ecf4ec3f2c8c@discussions.microsoft.com...

Is GC running as a seperate thread by default

Thanks,

Suresh.
dlippiet05
IIRC it'd be 3. There's the GC thread, the Finalizer thread, and your application thread.
No of threds in DotNet

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