ThreadState

T

Tony Johansson

Hi!

There are two items in the ThreadState Enumeration that is named Aborted and
Stopped.
I assume that these two are the same or is it perhaps some difference
between them?

//Tony
 
A

Arne Vajhøj

There are two items in the ThreadState Enumeration that is named Aborted and
Stopped.
I assume that these two are the same or is it perhaps some difference
between them?
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The docs says:

Stopped - The thread has stopped.

Aborted - The thread state includes AbortRequested and the thread is now
dead, but its state has not yet changed to Stopped.

Which seems to explain it.

Arne
 

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