Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Last September (wow, time flies!) I blogged about a VS2008 issue described as: Not all AnonymousMethods are the same. My team fixed this, so let's revisit the equivalent code from that post, this time in VS2010. The screenshot tells the story:
Notice that anonymous methods now have a suffix? This tells you immediately that the 2 threads are not at the same method. The information becomes even clearer with a new debugging window we are introducing in VS2010 that I will describe in my next post: Parallel Stacks.
Notice that anonymous methods now have a suffix? This tells you immediately that the 2 threads are not at the same method. The information becomes even clearer with a new debugging window we are introducing in VS2010 that I will describe in my next post: Parallel Stacks.
Labels: dot NET general
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