Incidentally, you could also decorate it with the MTAThreadAttributeattribute, but that would be
redundant since that’s the CLR’s default choice. The following code shows an example of what I’m
talking about:
public class EntryPoint
{
[STAThread]
static void Main() {
}
}
If you’ve ever worked with Windows Forms applications, especially those generated by the wiz-
ards of Visual Studio, you probably have already seen this attribute and wondered what it was all
about. By decorating the main UI thread of GUI applications with this attribute, you can integrate
native ActiveX controls more easily in the GUI, since those normally run in an STA.
Note that the ApartmentStateproperty of a managed thread has no effect on the execution of
managed code. And mor
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