Is it possible to stop all generated threads of an application in C #? That is, if applications create 2 streams, and each of them creates another stream. Is it possible in this case to stop all threads?
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- By generating a stream, memorize it in some global list.
- Then bypass this list and call the Abort method for each thread.
- It is impossible to get a list of running threads through the standard API of the datnet. You can get a list of OS threads, but does not match the list of managed threads.
Modus modus
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- Yes, thanks, there was one little idea using List <Thread>, you have to try :) - zMaXz
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You can loop through all the process threads and kill them. You can iterate through all the threads of a process using the functions CreateToolhelp32Snapshot, Thread32First, Thread32Next. Here is an example
ganouver ganouver
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- Actually, your example is in C / C ++, not C # - Modus
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NtSuspendProcess. For the current process there will be a deadlock.
Indy Indy
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End the current process. When it is completed, all its threads will be stopped.
IAZ IAZ
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- At the end of the process all threads are completed. - Indy
- @Indy is exactly what is required for the question, and you just repeated my answer. - IAZ
- @IAZ: Indy is probably aware of some secret difference between threads and threads. - Nick Volynkin ♦
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