About Synchronization

The functions described in this overview provide mechanisms that threads can use to synchronize access to a resource.

The first method involves the use of synchronization objects in wait functions. The state of a synchronization object is either signaled or nonsignaled. The wait functions allow a thread to block its own execution until a specified nonsignaled object is set to the signaled state.

The following are other synchronization mechanisms:

• overlapped input and output

• asynchronous procedure calls

• critical section objects

• interlocked variable access

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