It works as expected with ms.net without having to uncomment anything.
gennady wexler wrote:
has anyone noticed this problem? that is if you have a ThreadPool'ed thread object created, any exception thrown inside of that thread will not be rethrown up at all. I ran into this accidentally while developing some performance code..
here's an example, could someone please try this with .net compiler/runtime?
if you just compile and run it, the exception in _ThreadProc does not get thrown.
now, if you uncomment regular thread definition below "ThreadPool" - you will get "exception 2" get thrown.
any ideas? is this expected? I hope not...
using System; using System.Threading;
public class main { static void Main() { // this will not throw exception 1 (seems to be a bug?) ThreadPool.UnsafeQueueUserWorkItem(new WaitCallback(_ThreadProc), null);
// uncomment this to thrown exception 2 (as expected) // new Thread(new ThreadStart(_ThreadProc2)).Start();
Thread.Sleep(90000); }
private static void _ThreadProc(Object state) { throw new Exception("exception 1"); }
private static void _ThreadProc2() { throw new Exception("exception 2"); } }
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