November 21st, 2008
Semaphores allow us to synchronize threads inside a C# application. Semaphores are not used to transfer large amounts of data as are pipe’s or queues, instead they are intended to let multiple threads synchronize their actions. Typically you will have some kind of resource that only one , or a limited number of threads are allowed to access simultaneously.
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