(Csharp)need to know which child thread belong to which parent

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For resource monitoring i need to know how much resources are being consumed. Is there a good way to know which parent a thread belongs to. from there I can log usage per thread...

What I have tried:

I can pass the parent id in a thread start, but there are so many other way to start a thread for are already in use in this mature project... really just need to know it at logging time.

Posted 3-Apr-17 9:50am

Howard ( Chaim) Davis

Updated 3-Apr-17 23:32pm

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2017-04-03T12:28:00

There is no such thing as a parent-child relationship between threads in .NET. You have to setup a structure and tracking mechanism to do this yourself. Some method of launching threads and placing the data in the structure and removing it when threads terminate.

I fail to see why you would ever need to do this.

Wessel Beulink · Answer 2 · 2017-04-03T23:32:00

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Why do you not use the visual studio performance window? I can't think of any reason of 'monitoring' this in a none-debug version.

Beginners Guide to Performance Profiling[^]

Posted 3-Apr-17 23:32pm

Wessel Beulink