Proper synchronization constructs, structured and deterministic code flow will help you avoid Thread.Abort or Thread.Interrupt methods and terminate threads gracefully In C#, you might often need to ...

Other than my terse reply (which only answers "why can't I reenable interrupts in my top half?"), I must say, after re-reading the article, I too am not clear on what the difference is here. The ...

If this service is called from an application thread, the interrupt posture remains part of that thread s context. For example, if the thread calls this routine to disable interrupts and then suspends ...