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hitone

Because my program is a server, I need to constantly create new threads to handle client requests. If the waiting pressure is high, the handle will not be released and it will occupy system resources. Currently, thread pools have been used to solve this problem.

小学生xxs

Remember to release resources after the thread is used:
osThread.Close(); //or osThread.Kill();

小学生xxs

Hey, sorry, I see threads as processes.
The thread interruption method is this:
osThread.Join();
osThread.Abort();

It is better to add this sentence before the thread starts:
osThread.IsBackground=true;
osThread.Start();

hitone

ok I will test it and see

看不起gtz

I don’t need to recycle when using threads, it seems that it will be automatically released after the method is finished.

小学生xxs

Remind:
Thread variables are best defined to run in another form or module, so in the event of closing that form:
osThread.Join();
osThread.Abort();
And release the resource form resource after the form is closed: frm.Dispose();
Normal threads will release resources accordingly.