The thread '<No Name>' (0xedc) has exited with code 0 (0x0)

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Charlie Brown

The thread '<No Name>' (0xedc) has exited with code 0 (0x0)

While debugging appplications, I often see this message popup in the VS
output window. Although I havent specifically written any
multithreading into my app, I would guess this means there is some
somewhere.

Can anyone offer some insight into this message?
 
Hello Charlie,

it means that you exit from you app normally and main thread was closed
<No Name> is the name of thread, that was not set.
IF you create new thread and set Thread.Name property you could see the
"The thread 'youName' has exited with code 0 (0x0)

CB> The thread '<No Name>' (0xedc) has exited with code 0 (0x0)
CB>
CB> While debugging appplications, I often see this message popup in the
CB> VS output window. Although I havent specifically written any
CB> multithreading into my app, I would guess this means there is some
CB> somewhere.
CB>
CB> Can anyone offer some insight into this message?
CB>
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I guess each form use an thread. And also the form trigger more threads when
it init components asynchronously. -Ryan
 
Michael,

Youre not right. I've seen this message several times in a running
application that was not exiting at the time, the message occured. It comes
periodically.

Benny
 
Benny,
I have also seen this popup while my application has been idle. Maybe
6 or 7 entries over 10 minutes with no user activity.
 
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