C# Thread Abort Is Not Supported On This Platform at Deborah Ruhl blog

C# Thread Abort Is Not Supported On This Platform. In.net framework, calling thread.abort on a. thread.abort is not supported and throws platformnotsupportedexception. Let see how cancellationtoken can be used instead. Raises a threadabortexception in the thread on. that is why.net 6 no longer supports the thread.abort method. starting in.net 5, thread.abort is marked obsolete as warning. thread.abort () is not supported in.net 6,.net 5 and.net core. Calling this method produces compiler warning. instead of tryng to forcefully abort the thread, you could set a flag to eventually exit the while loop: thread.abort always throws platformnotsupportedexception on all.net core and.net 5.0+ runtimes. if the thread you want to abort is performing i/o, you can cancel it by switching to asynchronous methods and the async and await.

Thread And Process In C at Brian Schlater blog
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instead of tryng to forcefully abort the thread, you could set a flag to eventually exit the while loop: Calling this method produces compiler warning. thread.abort is not supported and throws platformnotsupportedexception. In.net framework, calling thread.abort on a. that is why.net 6 no longer supports the thread.abort method. Raises a threadabortexception in the thread on. starting in.net 5, thread.abort is marked obsolete as warning. Let see how cancellationtoken can be used instead. if the thread you want to abort is performing i/o, you can cancel it by switching to asynchronous methods and the async and await. thread.abort () is not supported in.net 6,.net 5 and.net core.

Thread And Process In C at Brian Schlater blog

C# Thread Abort Is Not Supported On This Platform Let see how cancellationtoken can be used instead. Calling this method produces compiler warning. Raises a threadabortexception in the thread on. thread.abort always throws platformnotsupportedexception on all.net core and.net 5.0+ runtimes. In.net framework, calling thread.abort on a. starting in.net 5, thread.abort is marked obsolete as warning. Let see how cancellationtoken can be used instead. that is why.net 6 no longer supports the thread.abort method. if the thread you want to abort is performing i/o, you can cancel it by switching to asynchronous methods and the async and await. thread.abort () is not supported in.net 6,.net 5 and.net core. thread.abort is not supported and throws platformnotsupportedexception. instead of tryng to forcefully abort the thread, you could set a flag to eventually exit the while loop:

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