hello,
I encounter a problem using threads. I have a simple code to use a thread :
cSurveillanceBo rne = New clsThreadSurvei llance
_SurveillanceTh read = New Thread(AddressO f cSurveillanceBo rne.SurveilleBo rne)
_SurveillanceTh read.Start()
This code work perfectly on my workstation. I use Visual Studio 2003, and
the CLR version is 1.1.4322.573
But when, i copy this assembly on another workstation that have only the
redistribuable CLR, the thread doesn't start !!! The only difference i have
noted is :
- CLR version is 1.1.4322.2032 on the other workstation
- Visual Studio is not installed
I'm a bit disappointed, and have tried some different way to lauch my
thread, but without success. I will be great if someone coul help...
kind regards,
--
Thanks,
Cedric
I encounter a problem using threads. I have a simple code to use a thread :
cSurveillanceBo rne = New clsThreadSurvei llance
_SurveillanceTh read = New Thread(AddressO f cSurveillanceBo rne.SurveilleBo rne)
_SurveillanceTh read.Start()
This code work perfectly on my workstation. I use Visual Studio 2003, and
the CLR version is 1.1.4322.573
But when, i copy this assembly on another workstation that have only the
redistribuable CLR, the thread doesn't start !!! The only difference i have
noted is :
- CLR version is 1.1.4322.2032 on the other workstation
- Visual Studio is not installed
I'm a bit disappointed, and have tried some different way to lauch my
thread, but without success. I will be great if someone coul help...
kind regards,
--
Thanks,
Cedric