Is HandleMessage() and OnMessageRecieved() the same? If not, what does HandleMessage() look like? And what's Message.HeaderSize?

Edit: Are zero-length arrays even legal?
Edit2: Apparently they are. I suppose it makes sense for some situations.


Edit3: In other comments, you should probably stop spawning new threads for each recieved message, that's going to be pretty inefficient and probably resource intensive. Can't you use ThreadPool or something instead?

Edit4: The thread might be the problem. I'm always confused about anonymous functions accessing variables from outer scope. Your problem is possibly that it takes a while to start the thread, so before the delegate is called, the value of the message variable in the outer scope has changed.

Is HandleMessage() and OnMessageRecieved() the same? If not, what does HandleMessage() look like? And what's Message.HeaderSize?

Edit: Are zero-length arrays even legal?
Edit2: Apparently they are. I suppose it makes sense for some situations.


Edit3: In other comments, you should probably stop spawning new threads for each recieved message, that's going to be pretty inefficient and probably resource intensive. Can't you use ThreadPool or something instead?

Is HandleMessage() and OnMessageRecieved() the same? If not, what does HandleMessage() look like? And what's Message.HeaderSize?

Edit: Are zero-length arrays even legal?
Edit2: Apparently they are. I suppose it makes sense for some situations.

Is HandleMessage() and OnMessageRecieved() the same? If not, what does HandleMessage() look like? And what's Message.HeaderSize?

Edit: Are zero-length arrays even legal?

Is HandleMessage() and OnMessageRecieved() the same? If not, what does HandleMessage() look like? And what's Message.HeaderSize?