So I know that you shouldn't use
Thread.Abort()
But I've never been given a good explanation. Is there a performance penalty or some hidden gotcha?
I know you can't ignore/swallow the ThreadAbortException (which makes sense)
So I know that you shouldn't use
Thread.Abort()
But I've never been given a good explanation. Is there a performance penalty or some hidden gotcha?
I know you can't ignore/swallow the ThreadAbortException (which makes sense)