Thread.Sleep() Blocking NetworkStream.BeginRead() Call Back?
Jul 7, 2010
I create a NetworkStream from a TCPClient, I then call BeginRead() followed by Thread.Sleep(60000).
It seems that the BeginRead call back function will only ever occur after Thread.Sleep() has completed. Is this expected behaviour?
What I was expecting was for the call back function to be carried out on a separate thread whenever it was ready and that the Thread.Sleep() on the current thread should have no affect on when/how the call back function runs...
I'm currently creating a VT100 terminal emulator, I wanted to created a method that would allow me to make the emulator sleep until a given string is found in the screen buffer. Initially I was trying to call WaitOne() on the IAsyncResult passed back from BeginRead() if the string was missing (this was to allow more data to pass into the system so that the check could then be carried out again until it was passed), after this failed I tried Thread.Sleep instead of WaitOne() but this blocked my BeginRead call back from firing and I'm now I'm starting to think everything is running from a single thread...
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