System.Threading.Monitor

System.Threading.Monitor

 

using  System;
using  System.Threading;
using  System.Collections;

namespace  OracleTest
... {
    class MonitorSample
    ...{
        const int MAX_LOOP_TIME = 1000;
        Queue    m_smplQueue;

        public MonitorSample()
        ...{
            m_smplQueue = new Queue();
        }
        
        public void FirstThread()
        ...{
            int counter = 0;
            
            lock(m_smplQueue)
            ...{
                while(counter < MAX_LOOP_TIME)
                ...{
                    //Wait, if the queue is busy.
                    Monitor.Wait(m_smplQueue);
                    //Push one element.
                    m_smplQueue.Enqueue(counter);
                    //Release the waiting thread.
                    Monitor.Pulse(m_smplQueue); 
                    counter++;
                }
            }
        }
        
        public void SecondThread()
        ...{
            lock(m_smplQueue)
            ...{
                //Release the waiting thread.
                Monitor.Pulse(m_smplQueue);
                //Wait in the loop, while the queue is busy.
                //Exit on the time-out when the first thread stops.
                while(Monitor.Wait(m_smplQueue,1000))
                ...{
                    //Pop the first element.
                    int counter = (int)m_smplQueue.Dequeue();
                    //Print the first element.
                    Console.WriteLine(counter.ToString());
                    //Release the waiting thread.
                    Monitor.Pulse(m_smplQueue);
                }
            }
        }
        
        //Return the number of queue elements.
        public int GetQueueCount()
        ...{
            return m_smplQueue.Count;
        }
        
        static void Main(string[] args)    
        ...{
            //Create the MonitorSample object.
            MonitorSample test = new MonitorSample(); 
            //Create the first thread.
            Thread tFirst = new Thread(new ThreadStart(test.FirstThread));
            //Create the second thread.
            Thread tSecond = new Thread(new ThreadStart(test.SecondThread));
            //Start threads.
            tFirst.Start();
            tSecond.Start();
            //wait to the end of the two threads
            tFirst.Join();
            tSecond.Join();
            //Print the number of queue elements.
            Console.WriteLine("Queue Count = " + test.GetQueueCount().ToString());
            Console.ReadLine();
        }
    }
}