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I have a compact framework project with a thread and a blocking function in
the thread.
How can I abort this thread? Thread.Abort() is not possible in compact
framework
Thanks
Jack

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Yep - aborting threads is usually pretty bad news on the full framework -
definitely don't want to abort them here.

The lazy way is to set a static somewhere that the threaded routine
recognizes and causes it to stop processing internally - or you can use a
delegate and EndInvoke...

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> I have a compact framework project with a thread and a blocking function
in
> the thread.
> How can I abort this thread? Thread.Abort() is not possible in compact
> framework
> Thanks
> Jack
>
>

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