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Bob L.
Hi everyone,
We have an application originally written in VS2003 that spawned a number of
threads (10-20 or so) for initialization of the application. Every thread
performs the exact same task in a few hundered milliseconds. In VS2003 the
app worked wonderfully.
Now we have upgraded the application to VS2005 using the exact same code.
After a number of threads kick off, the app suddenly pauses for anywhere
between a few seconds to a few minutes, apparently as a result of creating
the next thread. After the app pauses, the remaining threads are created and
run as if nothing happened.
Did something change in Visual Studio 2005 that would cause this behavior?
Thanks,
Bob
We have an application originally written in VS2003 that spawned a number of
threads (10-20 or so) for initialization of the application. Every thread
performs the exact same task in a few hundered milliseconds. In VS2003 the
app worked wonderfully.
Now we have upgraded the application to VS2005 using the exact same code.
After a number of threads kick off, the app suddenly pauses for anywhere
between a few seconds to a few minutes, apparently as a result of creating
the next thread. After the app pauses, the remaining threads are created and
run as if nothing happened.
Did something change in Visual Studio 2005 that would cause this behavior?
Thanks,
Bob