I have several threads that acquire Mutexes and then terminate.
The mutexes are stored in a main repository, and are properly released when the program exists. However, when the thread that allocated a Mutex exists, the mutex gets released automatically, and subsequent acquire AbandonedMutexException (also according to the documentation).
How can I avoid this exception, and keep using a Mutex even after the allocating thread finished? Is there another, more appropriate synchronization construct in .Net that doesn't have this limitation.
Note - I am looking for a cross-process synch mechanism with similar semantics to Mutex.
解决方案Looks like EventWaitHandle does what I want. It has a constructor that takes a name, so it's perfect for cross-process synch, and it doesn't have this problem.