J
Jan Obrestad
I have an application, developed in Visual Studio 2003 and running CF
1.0, where I have two threads saving to the database. I have used the
SyncLock keyword in VB.Net to prevent both threads saving at the same
time.
On a machine running Pocket PC 2003, it works fine. But when I try using
it on Pocket PC 2002 it goes into a deadlock. The foreground thread
waits for the locked object, but the background thread seems not to run
(doesn't hit breakpoints in debug mode).
Does anyone know of any difference in how threading is done on PPC 2002
and PPC 2003 that might account for this strange behaviour?
Is there something I can do to avoid this?
1.0, where I have two threads saving to the database. I have used the
SyncLock keyword in VB.Net to prevent both threads saving at the same
time.
On a machine running Pocket PC 2003, it works fine. But when I try using
it on Pocket PC 2002 it goes into a deadlock. The foreground thread
waits for the locked object, but the background thread seems not to run
(doesn't hit breakpoints in debug mode).
Does anyone know of any difference in how threading is done on PPC 2002
and PPC 2003 that might account for this strange behaviour?
Is there something I can do to avoid this?