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Creating Consumer and Producer Objects

Now that you understand how the thread will be synchronized by encapsulating the synchronization logic within the data object, you will add the code necessary for the producer and consumer objects. As you'll recall, the delegates within each of these classes will be doing all the work. Before you implement the delegates, you need to create another constructor for each of the classes. Because this lesson is meant to show synchronization, each class will work with the same data object. This single IntDataBlock object will be created within the _tmain function and passed to the consumer and producer objects through each of their overloaded constructors. Create an overloaded constructor for each of the classes ...