Concurrent Affairs: Build a Richer Thread Synchronization Lock

Concurrent Affairs: Build a Richer Thread Synchronization Lock

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You can leverage the Interlocked methods to build a sophisticated thread synchronization mechanism. Here, Jeffrey Richter builds a thread synchronization lock, which he calls an Optex (Optimized mutual exclusive lock).

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