I use 2 threads to act like a produce/consumer using double queue ( http://www.codeproject.com/KB/threads/DoubleQueue.aspx ). Sometimes in my 2nd thread, I get an object that is NULL but it should not be as I filled it in the first thread.
I tried this:
if(myObject.Data == null)
{
Console.WriteLine("Null Object") // <-- Breakpoint here
}
When I my break point hits, I can watch myObject.Data and indeed it's NULL, but when I hit F10 and then go to the next line (which is }
) myObject.Data is not NULL. I also added a lock on myObject before
if ....
to be sure that no one whould use this object.
How is that possible and what can I do ?
Locking on myObject means you're locking on the object myObject refers to. If another thread changes the value of myObject, it's a new object that no one is locking on.
For locks, I advise you declare specific object you only use for locking, for instance:
private static readonly object MyLock = new object();
Declare
public static object LockObject = new object();
in producer thread do something like this:
lock(LockObject)
{
myObject.Data = ....
}
and in consumer thread do something like this:
lock(LockObject)
{
if(myObject.Data == null)
{
Console.WriteLine("Null Object") // <-- Breakpoint here
}
else
{
// Do something
}
}
This should help you out.
使用静态对象进行锁定
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