Interlocked.CompareExchange Método

public:
 static double CompareExchange(double % location1, double value, double comparand);

public static double CompareExchange(ref double location1, double value, double comparand);

static member CompareExchange : double * double * double -> double

Public Shared Function CompareExchange (ByRef location1 As Double, value As Double, comparand As Double) As Double

Parâmetros

Devoluções

O valor original em location1.

Exceções

Exemplos

O exemplo de código seguinte demonstra um método thread-safe que acumula um total contínuo de Double valores. Duas threads somam uma série de Double valores usando o método thread-safe e a adição ordinária, e quando as threads terminam, os totais são comparados. Num computador de dois processadores, existe uma diferença significativa nos totais.

No método thread-safe, o valor inicial do total acumulado é guardado, e depois o CompareExchange método é usado para trocar o total recém-calculado pelo total antigo. Se o valor de retorno não for igual ao valor guardado do total contínuo, então outro thread atualizou o total entretanto. Nesse caso, a tentativa de atualizar o total acumulado deve ser repetida.

// This example demonstrates a thread-safe method that adds to a
// running total.  
using System;
using System.Threading;

public class ThreadSafe
{
    // Field totalValue contains a running total that can be updated
    // by multiple threads. It must be protected from unsynchronized 
    // access.
    private double totalValue = 0.0;

    // The Total property returns the running total.
    public double Total { get { return totalValue; }}

    // AddToTotal safely adds a value to the running total.
    public double AddToTotal(double addend)
    {
        double initialValue, computedValue;
        do
        {
            // Save the current running total in a local variable.
            initialValue = totalValue;

            // Add the new value to the running total.
            computedValue = initialValue + addend;

            // CompareExchange compares totalValue to initialValue. If
            // they are not equal, then another thread has updated the
            // running total since this loop started. CompareExchange
            // does not update totalValue. CompareExchange returns the
            // contents of totalValue, which do not equal initialValue,
            // so the loop executes again.
        }
        while (initialValue != Interlocked.CompareExchange(ref totalValue, 
            computedValue, initialValue));
        // If no other thread updated the running total, then 
        // totalValue and initialValue are equal when CompareExchange
        // compares them, and computedValue is stored in totalValue.
        // CompareExchange returns the value that was in totalValue
        // before the update, which is equal to initialValue, so the 
        // loop ends.

        // The function returns computedValue, not totalValue, because
        // totalValue could be changed by another thread between
        // the time the loop ends and the function returns.
        return computedValue;
    }
}

public class Test
{
    // Create an instance of the ThreadSafe class to test.
    private static ThreadSafe ts = new ThreadSafe();
    private static double control;

    private static Random r = new Random();
    private static ManualResetEvent mre = new ManualResetEvent(false);

    public static void Main()
    {
        // Create two threads, name them, and start them. The
        // thread will block on mre.
        Thread t1 = new Thread(TestThread);
        t1.Name = "Thread 1";
        t1.Start();
        Thread t2 = new Thread(TestThread);
        t2.Name = "Thread 2";
        t2.Start();

        // Now let the threads begin adding random numbers to 
        // the total.
        mre.Set();
        
        // Wait until all the threads are done.
        t1.Join();
        t2.Join();

        Console.WriteLine("Thread safe: {0}  Ordinary Double: {1}", 
            ts.Total, control);
    }

    private static void TestThread()
    {
        // Wait until the signal.
        mre.WaitOne();

        for(int i = 1; i <= 1000000; i++)
        {
            // Add to the running total in the ThreadSafe instance, and
            // to an ordinary double.
            //
            double testValue = r.NextDouble();
            control += testValue;
            ts.AddToTotal(testValue);
        }
    }
}

/* On a dual-processor computer, this code example produces output 
   similar to the following:

Thread safe: 998068.049623744  Ordinary Double: 759775.417190589
 */

' This example demonstrates a thread-safe method that adds to a
' running total.  
Imports System.Threading

Public Class ThreadSafe
    ' Field totalValue contains a running total that can be updated
    ' by multiple threads. It must be protected from unsynchronized 
    ' access.
    Private totalValue As Double = 0.0

    ' The Total property returns the running total.
    Public ReadOnly Property Total As Double
        Get
            Return totalValue
        End Get
    End Property

    ' AddToTotal safely adds a value to the running total.
    Public Function AddToTotal(ByVal addend As Double) As Double
        Dim initialValue, computedValue As Double
        Do
            ' Save the current running total in a local variable.
            initialValue = totalValue

            ' Add the new value to the running total.
            computedValue = initialValue + addend

            ' CompareExchange compares totalValue to initialValue. If
            ' they are not equal, then another thread has updated the
            ' running total since this loop started. CompareExchange
            ' does not update totalValue. CompareExchange returns the
            ' contents of totalValue, which do not equal initialValue,
            ' so the loop executes again.
        Loop While initialValue <> Interlocked.CompareExchange( _
            totalValue, computedValue, initialValue)
        ' If no other thread updated the running total, then 
        ' totalValue and initialValue are equal when CompareExchange
        ' compares them, and computedValue is stored in totalValue.
        ' CompareExchange returns the value that was in totalValue
        ' before the update, which is equal to initialValue, so the 
        ' loop ends.

        ' The function returns computedValue, not totalValue, because
        ' totalValue could be changed by another thread between
        ' the time the loop ends and the function returns.
        Return computedValue
    End Function
End Class

Public Class Test
    ' Create an instance of the ThreadSafe class to test.
    Private Shared ts As New ThreadSafe()
    Private Shared control As Double

    Private Shared r As New Random()
    Private Shared mre As New ManualResetEvent(false)

    <MTAThread> _
    Public Shared Sub Main()
        ' Create two threads, name them, and start them. The
        ' threads will block on mre.
        Dim t1 As New Thread(AddressOf TestThread)
        t1.Name = "Thread 1"
        t1.Start()
        Dim t2 As New Thread(AddressOf TestThread)
        t2.Name = "Thread 2"
        t2.Start()

        ' Now let the threads begin adding random numbers to 
        ' the total.
        mre.Set()
        
        ' Wait until all the threads are done.
        t1.Join()
        t2.Join()

        Console.WriteLine("Thread safe: {0}  Ordinary Double: {1}", ts.Total, control)
    End Sub

    Private Shared Sub TestThread()
        ' Wait until the signal.
        mre.WaitOne()

        For i As Integer = 1 to 1000000
            ' Add to the running total in the ThreadSafe instance, and
            ' to an ordinary double.
            '
            Dim testValue As Double = r.NextDouble
            control += testValue
            ts.AddToTotal(testValue)
        Next
    End Sub
End Class

' On a dual-processor computer, this code example produces output 
' similar to the following:
'
'Thread safe: 998068.049623744  Ordinary Double: 759775.417190589

Observações

Se comparand e o valor em location1 forem iguais, então value é armazenado em location1. Caso contrário, não é realizada qualquer operação. As operações de comparação e troca são realizadas como uma operação atómica. O valor de retorno de CompareExchange é o valor original em location1, independentemente de a troca ocorrer ou não.

Ver também

• de threading gerenciado
• Visão geral das primitivas de sincronização

public:
 static int CompareExchange(int % location1, int value, int comparand);

public static int CompareExchange(ref int location1, int value, int comparand);

static member CompareExchange : int * int * int -> int

Public Shared Function CompareExchange (ByRef location1 As Integer, value As Integer, comparand As Integer) As Integer

Parâmetros

Devoluções

O valor original em location1.

Exceções

Exemplos

O exemplo de código seguinte demonstra um método thread-safe que acumula um total contínuo. O valor inicial do total acumulado é guardado, e depois o CompareExchange método é usado para trocar o total recém-calculado pelo total antigo. Se o valor de retorno não for igual ao valor guardado do total contínuo, então outro thread atualizou o total entretanto. Nesse caso, a tentativa de atualizar o total acumulado deve ser repetida.

// This example demonstrates a thread-safe method that adds to a
// running total.  It cannot be run directly.  You can compile it
// as a library, or add the class to a project.
using System.Threading;

public class ThreadSafe {
    // totalValue contains a running total that can be updated
    // by multiple threads. It must be protected from unsynchronized 
    // access.
    private int totalValue = 0;

    // The Total property returns the running total.
    public int Total {
        get { return totalValue; }
    }

    // AddToTotal safely adds a value to the running total.
    public int AddToTotal(int addend) {
        int initialValue, computedValue;
        do {
            // Save the current running total in a local variable.
            initialValue = totalValue;

            // Add the new value to the running total.
            computedValue = initialValue + addend;

            // CompareExchange compares totalValue to initialValue. If
            // they are not equal, then another thread has updated the
            // running total since this loop started. CompareExchange
            // does not update totalValue. CompareExchange returns the
            // contents of totalValue, which do not equal initialValue,
            // so the loop executes again.
        } while (initialValue != Interlocked.CompareExchange(
            ref totalValue, computedValue, initialValue));
        // If no other thread updated the running total, then 
        // totalValue and initialValue are equal when CompareExchange
        // compares them, and computedValue is stored in totalValue.
        // CompareExchange returns the value that was in totalValue
        // before the update, which is equal to initialValue, so the 
        // loop ends.

        // The function returns computedValue, not totalValue, because
        // totalValue could be changed by another thread between
        // the time the loop ends and the function returns.
        return computedValue;
    }
}

' This example demonstrates a thread-safe method that adds to a
' running total.  It cannot be run directly.  You can compile it
' as a library, or add the class to a project.
Imports System.Threading

Public Class ThreadSafe
    ' Field totalValue contains a running total that can be updated
    ' by multiple threads. It must be protected from unsynchronized 
    ' access.
    Private totalValue As Integer = 0

    ' The Total property returns the running total.
    Public ReadOnly Property Total As Integer
        Get
            Return totalValue
        End Get
    End Property

    ' AddToTotal safely adds a value to the running total.
    Public Function AddToTotal(ByVal addend As Integer) As Integer
        Dim initialValue, computedValue As Integer
        Do
            ' Save the current running total in a local variable.
            initialValue = totalValue

            ' Add the new value to the running total.
            computedValue = initialValue + addend

            ' CompareExchange compares totalValue to initialValue. If
            ' they are not equal, then another thread has updated the
            ' running total since this loop started. CompareExchange
            ' does not update totalValue. CompareExchange returns the
            ' contents of totalValue, which do not equal initialValue,
            ' so the loop executes again.
        Loop While initialValue <> Interlocked.CompareExchange( _
            totalValue, computedValue, initialValue)
        ' If no other thread updated the running total, then 
        ' totalValue and initialValue are equal when CompareExchange
        ' compares them, and computedValue is stored in totalValue.
        ' CompareExchange returns the value that was in totalValue
        ' before the update, which is equal to initialValue, so the 
        ' loop ends.

        ' The function returns computedValue, not totalValue, because
        ' totalValue could be changed by another thread between
        ' the time the loop ends and the function returns.
        Return computedValue
    End Function
End Class

Observações

Se comparand e o valor em location1 forem iguais, então value é armazenado em location1. Caso contrário, não é realizada qualquer operação. As operações de comparação e troca são realizadas como uma operação atómica. O valor de retorno de CompareExchange é o valor original em location1, independentemente de a troca ocorrer ou não.

Ver também

• de threading gerenciado
• Visão geral das primitivas de sincronização

public:
 static long CompareExchange(long % location1, long value, long comparand);

public static long CompareExchange(ref long location1, long value, long comparand);

static member CompareExchange : int64 * int64 * int64 -> int64

Public Shared Function CompareExchange (ByRef location1 As Long, value As Long, comparand As Long) As Long

Parâmetros

Devoluções

O valor original em location1.

Exceções

Observações

Se comparand e o valor em location1 forem iguais, então value é armazenado em location1. Caso contrário, não é realizada qualquer operação. As operações de comparação e troca são realizadas como uma operação atómica. O valor de retorno de CompareExchange é o valor original em location1, independentemente de a troca ocorrer ou não.

Ver também

• de threading gerenciado
• Visão geral das primitivas de sincronização

public:
 static IntPtr CompareExchange(IntPtr % location1, IntPtr value, IntPtr comparand);

public static IntPtr CompareExchange(ref IntPtr location1, IntPtr value, IntPtr comparand);

static member CompareExchange : nativeint * nativeint * nativeint -> nativeint

Public Shared Function CompareExchange (ByRef location1 As IntPtr, value As IntPtr, comparand As IntPtr) As IntPtr

Parâmetros

Devoluções

O valor original em location1.

Exceções

Observações

Se comparand e o valor em location1 forem iguais, então value é armazenado em location1. Caso contrário, não é realizada qualquer operação. As operações de comparação e troca são realizadas como uma operação atómica. O valor de retorno deste método é o valor original em location1, independentemente de a troca ocorrer ou não.

Ver também

• de threading gerenciado
• Visão geral das primitivas de sincronização

public:
 static System::Object ^ CompareExchange(System::Object ^ % location1, System::Object ^ value, System::Object ^ comparand);

public static object CompareExchange(ref object location1, object value, object comparand);

static member CompareExchange : obj * obj * obj -> obj

Public Shared Function CompareExchange (ByRef location1 As Object, value As Object, comparand As Object) As Object

Parâmetros

Devoluções

O valor original em location1.

Exceções

Observações

Se comparand e o objeto em location1 forem iguais por referência, então value é armazenado em location1. Caso contrário, não é realizada qualquer operação. As operações de comparação e troca são realizadas como uma operação atómica. O valor de retorno de CompareExchange é o valor original em location1, independentemente de a troca ocorrer ou não.

Ver também

• de threading gerenciado
• Visão geral das primitivas de sincronização

public:
 static float CompareExchange(float % location1, float value, float comparand);

public static float CompareExchange(ref float location1, float value, float comparand);

static member CompareExchange : single * single * single -> single

Public Shared Function CompareExchange (ByRef location1 As Single, value As Single, comparand As Single) As Single

Parâmetros

Devoluções

O valor original em location1.

Exceções

Exemplos

O exemplo de código seguinte demonstra um método thread-safe que acumula um total contínuo de Single valores. Duas threads somam uma série de Single valores usando o método thread-safe e a adição ordinária, e quando as threads terminam, os totais são comparados. Num computador de dois processadores, existe uma diferença significativa nos totais.

No método thread-safe, o valor inicial do total acumulado é guardado, e depois o CompareExchange método é usado para trocar o total recém-calculado pelo total antigo. Se o valor de retorno não for igual ao valor guardado do total contínuo, então outro thread atualizou o total entretanto. Nesse caso, a tentativa de atualizar o total acumulado deve ser repetida.

// This example demonstrates a thread-safe method that adds to a
// running total.  
using System;
using System.Threading;

public class ThreadSafe
{
    // Field totalValue contains a running total that can be updated
    // by multiple threads. It must be protected from unsynchronized 
    // access.
    private float totalValue = 0.0F;

    // The Total property returns the running total.
    public float Total { get { return totalValue; }}

    // AddToTotal safely adds a value to the running total.
    public float AddToTotal(float addend)
    {
        float initialValue, computedValue;
        do
        {
            // Save the current running total in a local variable.
            initialValue = totalValue;

            // Add the new value to the running total.
            computedValue = initialValue + addend;

            // CompareExchange compares totalValue to initialValue. If
            // they are not equal, then another thread has updated the
            // running total since this loop started. CompareExchange
            // does not update totalValue. CompareExchange returns the
            // contents of totalValue, which do not equal initialValue,
            // so the loop executes again.
        }
        while (initialValue != Interlocked.CompareExchange(ref totalValue, 
            computedValue, initialValue));
        // If no other thread updated the running total, then 
        // totalValue and initialValue are equal when CompareExchange
        // compares them, and computedValue is stored in totalValue.
        // CompareExchange returns the value that was in totalValue
        // before the update, which is equal to initialValue, so the 
        // loop ends.

        // The function returns computedValue, not totalValue, because
        // totalValue could be changed by another thread between
        // the time the loop ends and the function returns.
        return computedValue;
    }
}

public class Test
{
    // Create an instance of the ThreadSafe class to test.
    private static ThreadSafe ts = new ThreadSafe();
    private static float control;

    private static Random r = new Random();
    private static ManualResetEvent mre = new ManualResetEvent(false);

    public static void Main()
    {
        // Create two threads, name them, and start them. The
        // thread will block on mre.
        Thread t1 = new Thread(TestThread);
        t1.Name = "Thread 1";
        t1.Start();
        Thread t2 = new Thread(TestThread);
        t2.Name = "Thread 2";
        t2.Start();

        // Now let the threads begin adding random numbers to 
        // the total.
        mre.Set();
        
        // Wait until all the threads are done.
        t1.Join();
        t2.Join();

        Console.WriteLine("Thread safe: {0}  Ordinary float: {1}", 
            ts.Total, control);
    }

    private static void TestThread()
    {
        // Wait until the signal.
        mre.WaitOne();

        for(int i = 1; i <= 1000000; i++)
        {
            // Add to the running total in the ThreadSafe instance, and
            // to an ordinary float.
            //
            float testValue = (float) r.NextDouble();
            control += testValue;
            ts.AddToTotal(testValue);
        }
    }
}

/* On a dual-processor computer, this code example produces output 
   similar to the following:

Thread safe: 17039.57  Ordinary float: 15706.44
 */

' This example demonstrates a thread-safe method that adds to a
' running total.  
Imports System.Threading

Public Class ThreadSafe
    ' Field totalValue contains a running total that can be updated
    ' by multiple threads. It must be protected from unsynchronized 
    ' access.
    Private totalValue As Single = 0.0

    ' The Total property returns the running total.
    Public ReadOnly Property Total As Single
        Get
            Return totalValue
        End Get
    End Property

    ' AddToTotal safely adds a value to the running total.
    Public Function AddToTotal(ByVal addend As Single) As Single
        Dim initialValue, computedValue As Single
        Do
            ' Save the current running total in a local variable.
            initialValue = totalValue

            ' Add the new value to the running total.
            computedValue = initialValue + addend

            ' CompareExchange compares totalValue to initialValue. If
            ' they are not equal, then another thread has updated the
            ' running total since this loop started. CompareExchange
            ' does not update totalValue. CompareExchange returns the
            ' contents of totalValue, which do not equal initialValue,
            ' so the loop executes again.
        Loop While initialValue <> Interlocked.CompareExchange( _
            totalValue, computedValue, initialValue)
        ' If no other thread updated the running total, then 
        ' totalValue and initialValue are equal when CompareExchange
        ' compares them, and computedValue is stored in totalValue.
        ' CompareExchange returns the value that was in totalValue
        ' before the update, which is equal to initialValue, so the 
        ' loop ends.

        ' The function returns computedValue, not totalValue, because
        ' totalValue could be changed by another thread between
        ' the time the loop ends and the function returns.
        Return computedValue
    End Function
End Class

Public Class Test
    ' Create an instance of the ThreadSafe class to test.
    Private Shared ts As New ThreadSafe()
    Private Shared control As Single

    Private Shared r As New Random()
    Private Shared mre As New ManualResetEvent(false)

    <MTAThread> _
    Public Shared Sub Main()
        ' Create two threads, name them, and start them. The
        ' threads will block on mre.
        Dim t1 As New Thread(AddressOf TestThread)
        t1.Name = "Thread 1"
        t1.Start()
        Dim t2 As New Thread(AddressOf TestThread)
        t2.Name = "Thread 2"
        t2.Start()

        ' Now let the threads begin adding random numbers to 
        ' the total.
        mre.Set()
        
        ' Wait until all the threads are done.
        t1.Join()
        t2.Join()

        Console.WriteLine("Thread safe: {0}  Ordinary Single: {1}", ts.Total, control)
    End Sub

    Private Shared Sub TestThread()
        ' Wait until the signal.
        mre.WaitOne()

        For i As Integer = 1 to 1000000
            ' Add to the running total in the ThreadSafe instance, and
            ' to an ordinary Single.
            '
            Dim testValue As Single = r.NextDouble()
            control += testValue
            ts.AddToTotal(testValue)
        Next
    End Sub
End Class

' On a dual-processor computer, this code example produces output 
' similar to the following:
'
'Thread safe: 17039.57  Ordinary Single: 15706.44

Observações

Se comparand e o valor em location1 forem iguais, então value é armazenado em location1. Caso contrário, não é realizada qualquer operação. As operações de comparação e troca são realizadas como uma operação atómica. O valor de retorno de CompareExchange é o valor original em location1, independentemente de a troca ocorrer ou não.

Ver também

• de threading gerenciado
• Visão geral das primitivas de sincronização

public:
generic <typename T>
 where T : class static T CompareExchange(T % location1, T value, T comparand);

public static T CompareExchange<T>(ref T location1, T value, T comparand) where T : class;

[System.Runtime.InteropServices.ComVisible(false)]
public static T CompareExchange<T>(ref T location1, T value, T comparand) where T : class;

static member CompareExchange : 'T * 'T * 'T -> 'T (requires 'T : null)

[<System.Runtime.InteropServices.ComVisible(false)>]
static member CompareExchange : 'T * 'T * 'T -> 'T (requires 'T : null)

Public Shared Function CompareExchange(Of T As Class) (ByRef location1 As T, value As T, comparand As T) As T

Parâmetros de Tipo Genérico

Parâmetros

Devoluções

O valor original em location1.

Atributos

ComVisibleAttribute

Exceções

Observações

Se comparand e o valor em location1 forem iguais por referência, então value é armazenado em location1. Caso contrário, não é realizada qualquer operação. A comparação e a troca são realizadas como uma operação atómica. O valor de retorno deste método é o valor original em location1, independentemente de a troca ocorrer ou não.