Good Tip for C# Threading in Windows Service

[Malcolm Smart]

using System.Threading;
Thread myThread = new Thread(new ThreadStart(_listener.Prepare));
myThread.Start();

The Start call on myThread is quite important. Without it, the thread doesn't start, and no amount of debug code in the 'Prepare' method will get called and you look a complete arse when you ask a colleague for help. If you call Start on your thread, your thread starts and everything is really good. It's gonna be one of those weeks.

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