multithreading - How can I enumerate all managed threads in C#?

Question

Is it possible to enumerate all managed threads in C#? Visual Studio seems to be able to do this when you hit a break point while debugging. In the "Threads" window it shows a list of all running threads, including managed names. Does anyone know how it does this?

Answer 1

Debuggers are often able to do things "normal" code can't. You'd probably find that you can do this if you use the profiling/debugging API, but I don't believe you can do it from "normal" .NET code.