In previous tip, we have seen how to debug multithread application in Visual Studio. Debugging multithread application can be simple as well as complex depends on the application complexity. For a small application, where there are only few threads are running you can easily identify and trace them, but when program is complex it could be difficult to identify the treads. Moreover, the .Net Frameworks having it own threads running and there would be several threads from .NET Runtime and environments. In this situation it will be very difficult for you to identify which thread is part of your code or which are not related to your code.
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