I'd like to list as much information about all the threads currently running in .NET1.0 as I can. I don't have the luxury of adding threads to an internal list of my own when they get created; I just want to dump out a list of those that are currently in the system. Does any one know a way of doing this? I've been looking at the System.Threading... namespace and right now nothing is opening up as I hoped it would.
Thanks,
Matt.
If you are able to break into the process, the .Net debugger will provide you with a list of all currently executing threads. It might also help you to know that provided you have a thread run through a code path you control, you can access it's thread object (System.Threading.Thread.CurrentThread) and give it a name, which you can then print out into any debugging messages. (Assuming .Net 1.0 has this...)
I know it's a lateral answer but it might help.
Don't know about 1.0 but in 1.1 you can use:
Process[] processlist = Process.GetProcesses();
If a Process's Modules collection contains mscoree.dll/mscorjit.dll, it is a .Net thread. The version of the .Net framework the application is running, can also be found by the information provided by the modules.