i have a C threaded producer that lives in a target process and exports data to a C# consumer in another process. (locks are shared between processes according

i have a C threaded producer that lives in a target process and exports data to a C# consumer in another process. (locks are shared between processes according to data in a predetermined memory segment. also, add a custom high bandwidth IPC protocol to that spec) ...it works beautifully. i did port the C to a mix of unsafe C# + atomic Windows intrinsics, but it's surprisingly robust. I think your main argument here is that large C code bases can easily become unwieldy, and I agree with you on that. However, simple multithreading in C is simple. It's not a terribly difficult problem to solve.