Hi, The way I do it, I make sure the MonobjC objects are only used on 1 thread. Make sure all stuff on the backgroundworker threads is pure mono only, if you need to use MonobjC objects, throw events and invoke those on your 'cocoa' thread. However, a better way, is probably described on the Monobjc site: http://www.monobjc.net/index.php?page=multithreading Is your application in Multithreaded mode? If it already is, can you use NSThreadRunner instead of .NET backgroundworkers? - Kenny Mario De Clippeleir wrote: Hi, I am using a backgroudworker to show progress of a task. This compiles and runs fine (it shows the progress), however i always get a lot of notifications : "object of class autoreleased with no pool in place". So i defined a NSAutoreleasepool in the DoWork event and release it after it has done all the work, but still i have the same problem.I'm pretty much stuck here....Any help ? Thanks, Mario --
Kenny Clement
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