multithreading - C# Using a delegate to a member function to create a new thread -

i'd create new thread member function. use code,

thread thread = new thread(new threadstart(c.dosomethingelse)); thread.start(); 

and it's working. i'd parameterize member function.

i have class:

class c1 {   public void dosomething() {}   public void dosomethingelse() {}    public delegate void mydelegate(c1 c); } 

then have function in other class:

public void myfunction(c1.mydelegate func) {   c1 c = new c1();    func(c);  // working    // want called function runs in it's own thread   // tried...   thread thread = new thread(new threadstart( func(c) ); // compile wants   thread.start();                                        // method name , not delegate } 

i call myfunction follows...

myfunction( (c) => c.dosomething() ); 

so possible this. mean, can pass delegate und call object func(c). , can create new thread passing object.memberfunction. don't know how combine both, using memberfunction delegate , passing threadstart function. hints?

i suggest using parallelism built .net.

task.factory.startnew(() => func(c));