Post: C# Multi Threading Help
07-31-2013, 12:55 PM #1
BLiNDzZ
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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); hello everyone ive got a C# question for you guys, im adding something to my application that requires threading, looks like this

byte[] Testing = new byte[] { 0x10 };
LIB.PS3.SetMemory(address, Testing);
Thread.Sleep(500);

ok now what im trying to get here is for that ^^^^ to happen and it allow me to use the other options in my application
because when i do use this i cant use anything else until the loop is done.

anything helps Smile

(yes this is for a ps3 program)
07-31-2013, 05:02 PM #2
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Originally posted by BLiNDzZ View Post
hello everyone ive got a C# question for you guys, im adding something to my application that requires threading, looks like this

byte[] Testing = new byte[] { 0x10 };
LIB.PS3.SetMemory(address, Testing);
Thread.Sleep(500);

ok now what im trying to get here is for that ^^^^ to happen and it allow me to use the other options in my application
because when i do use this i cant use anything else until the loop is done.

anything helps Smile

(yes this is for a ps3 program)


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08-04-2013, 06:30 AM #3
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Originally posted by BLiNDzZ View Post
hello everyone ive got a C# question for you guys, im adding something to my application that requires threading, looks like this

byte[] Testing = new byte[] { 0x10 };
LIB.PS3.SetMemory(address, Testing);
Thread.Sleep(500);

ok now what im trying to get here is for that ^^^^ to happen and it allow me to use the other options in my application
because when i do use this i cant use anything else until the loop is done.

anything helps Smile

(yes this is for a ps3 program)


When using threading; when you use it, you create a thread next to the thread you are currently using. This requires you to invoke a method to access the other thread to get the information back. If you don't do that, you will get an error.

Someone in this thread posted a link but I was expanding on the idea here.

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