Question

Explain the difference between signaled and non-signaled states with Windows dispatcher objects.

Answer 1

ANS:

Difference between signaled and non-signaled states:

1)

A signaled state demonstrates an resource is available for process or string/Thread to utilize it. A not-signaled state shows the asset is being used.

2)

The object that is in the signaled state won't cause a string/thread that is looking out for the item to block and protest that isn't in the signaled state will cause any string/thread that looks out for that object to obstruct until the article again becomes signaled.

3)

The siganaled state event means that is has ability to deliver the threads trusting that this function will be signaled. A function/object is in non signaled state implies that it won't deliver any thread that is sitting tight for this specific function.

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