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hi -- I'm running a while loop in a worker thread -- polling for receive data from a custom board. I want to terminate the while loop when errors get excessive but then re-enter the loop when I'v e fixed the problem. Do I abort the thread, then restart it? There seems there should be a better way. Suspend and resume don't seem to work (and they've been deprecated).<br />
i'm using C# and VS2008 with dot.net 3.5.<br />
Jim
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hi -- I'm running a while loop in a worker thread -- polling for receive data from a custom board. I want to terminate the while loop when errors get excessive but then re-enter the loop when I'v e fixed the problem. Do I abort the thread, then restart it? There seems there should be a better way. Suspend and resume don't seem to work (and they've been deprecated).
i'm using C# and VS2008 with dot.net 3.5.
Jim

how to reinitialize a while loop running in a worker thread

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