In this tutorial, we cover the concept of MultiThreading. Multi Threading allows an application to run different bits of code at the same time without causing your User Interface to become unresponsive. This tutorial will hopefully explain the concept of multithreading to you and we will continue with delegates in the next tutorial.
For more information, check out the website:
http://howtostartprogramming.com/vb-net/vb-net-tutorial-53-multithreading/
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Can I use Multi Threading to DDoS Websites also?
Since VStudio 2012 it is possible to use Async with Await task.delay(xxx). It’s much more easy to use. You can run as much threads as you want.
Async Sub xxx()
do until i >1000
I +=1
label1.text=i
await task.delay(100)
loop
I like this tutorial upto the part where you used the cross threading. i found a way around that without doing the delegate thing and it was simple enough for me to learn all on my own.
thank’s men for this tutorial
It would send many errors later on, all its doing is saying even if the application finds an error it would keep going, this is a bad thing. you want to invoke your threads rather than not checking for errors. look up invoking tutorials for real multi-threading. This is just the slum way of doing things and is really bad.
actually, setting ‘CheckForIllegalCrossThreadCalls’ to false is important if your using multi-threading for security-purposes
Thank you for video tutorial. After starting the thread you haven’t mentioned anything about the thread abort or closing of thread. Hope it’s necessary to abort the thread while closing the form. But Great work dude! Well done !
I CANT SEE SHIT!!!
or use an Enum as a status keeper and use a timer specific to managing those other threads from the main thread which want to access controls on the main thread.
some tutorial where delegates use????? help me XD
thank you 🙂
I have just add an updater in my application with the help of your Video: VB.NET Tutorial 40;
and so When I checked for update and then when I click anywhere on the form then the Form does not respond. (My internet connection is too slow, so that I causes the Problem While Checking for update too…)
So please Help me
Great way to explain, thx
You can also use “i += 1” to increment i by 1in the loop.
Very nice, when googling this I just end up with something that has 29347692837492837492834 lines of code just to show one small example -.-
This was very nice and simple, thanks.
make a separate thread for each sub and try to break everything into subs so every action can have its space.
for example :
private sub compress1
choose file
–
end subprivate sub compress2
read file
end sub
–
private sub compress3
write to file
end sub
–
private sub compress4
compress
end sub
___
then make a thread for each sub
That was very good..
this scouser is great, explains complicated concepts with ease. keep it up!!!
Thanks MUCH! It’s a shame you didn’t do the “Threading Using Delegate” tutorial. There are other tutorials on the subject, but I’m having trouble when a thread, from a module, attempts to update a control on a form in the UI Thread. I see nothing on that.
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Where is the Delegate post? My app is really big and multithreading doesn’t work.
Tnx bro now im fixed my chat application auto refreshing… thank you a lot 😉
thx
i just wanted to know if is it possible that an array of multithreading?
Masssive thank u for crosscheck solution.
Add to form load
Control.CheckForIllegalCrossThreadCalls = False
THEN YOU WONT NEED Delgats
Thanks. very helpful
great video, thanks!
u can use delegate too for mor security
PlayThroughForYou why shouldnt we use that checkforillegalcrossthreadcalls = false…what could end up happening?
Very good example! very usable for high frequency transactions, reports, etc
我非常喜欢你的教程关于线程，你的解释很清除！
Thank you very mucch for your explanation, very clears, now I undestand crossthreading
You are from Liverpool,arent you? 😛
I appreciate your videos. Thanks for your work.
Agreed. Using this approach seems bad practice and it’s a lazy programmers approach.
and if to run two forms at once as I could do this using threads
Thanks.
Thank you for simplifying this concept! My UIs are always frozen and my progress bars are always ghetto (i += 1 and refresh, etc.) Now I’m gonna learn about delegates and get professional up in here… Um, where’s the next tutorial with the delegates? … TeachMeComputer! My career is in your hands! What are delegates and how do I use them?! 🙁
doesnt work on wpf