Dreamine.Threading.Wpf provides WPF monitoring UI components for Dreamine.Threading.
This package displays worker thread status, priority, interval, assigned CPU core, affinity state, job count, cycle count, and fault state inside WPF applications.
The core package Dreamine.Threading defines worker threads, polling jobs, scheduling policies, and thread state models.
This package provides WPF UI components for observing those runtime states.
Dreamine.Threading
└─ Thread state and manager abstractions
Dreamine.Threading.Wpf
├─ Thread monitor view
├─ Thread monitor view model
├─ WPF UI dispatcher
└─ status/priority converters
This package is responsible for:
- displaying registered worker threads
- displaying thread status and priority
- displaying interval and assigned CPU core
- displaying affinity state
- displaying cycle count and job count
- displaying last error information
- refreshing thread monitor data safely on the WPF UI thread
- keeping WPF-specific code outside the core threading package
Dreamine.Threading.Wpf
├─ Services
│ └─ WpfThreadUiDispatcher.cs
│
├─ ViewModels
│ └─ DreamineThreadMonitorViewModel.cs
│
├─ Views
│ └─ DreamineThreadMonitorView.xaml
│
├─ Converters
│ ├─ ThreadPriorityTextConverter.cs
│ └─ ThreadStatusBrushConverter.cs
│
└─ Registration
└─ DreamineThreadingWpfRegistration.cs
The monitor view displays thread information in a WPF DataGrid.
Displayed columns:
Name
Status
Priority
Interval
Core
Affinity
Jobs
Cycles
Last Error
The monitor can be used to observe:
- raw zero-interval workers
- adaptive zero-interval workers
- normal polling workers
- overflow job distribution
- cycle count differences
- affinity assignment
- fault state
The lower detail panel displays information about the selected worker thread.
Displayed information includes:
Name
Status
Priority
Interval
Core
Affinity
Job Count
Cycle Count
Started At
Stopped At
Last Error
The selection is restored during refresh so that the detail panel remains visible while monitoring updates continue.
WpfThreadUiDispatcher ensures that monitor updates are applied on the WPF UI thread.
Background refresh timer
→ IDreamineThreadManager.GetThreadInfos()
→ WpfThreadUiDispatcher.BeginInvoke(...)
→ ObservableCollection update
Current registration style:
using Dreamine.Threading.Wpf.Registration;
DreamineThreadingWpfRegistration.Register();This registers:
WpfThreadUiDispatcher
DreamineThreadMonitorViewModel
DreamineThreadMonitorView
This package does not create or control worker threads directly. It only observes
IDreamineThreadManager.
<UserControl
xmlns:threadingViews="clr-namespace:Dreamine.Threading.Wpf.Views;assembly=Dreamine.Threading.Wpf">
<threadingViews:DreamineThreadMonitorView />
</UserControl>When used inside a wrapper page:
<threadingViews:DreamineThreadMonitorView
DataContext="{Binding ThreadMonitor}" />This package depends on abstractions from Dreamine.Threading.
It should not directly control native Windows thread behavior.
The WPF monitor observes thread state through:
IDreamineThreadManager
DreamineThreadInfo
DreamineThreadStatus
DreamineThreadPriority
This keeps the UI layer separated from scheduling and platform logic.
The WPF monitor was validated with:
High Adaptive Jobs: 5
High Raw Jobs: 5
Normal Jobs: 30
Total Jobs: 40
Observed behavior in the monitor:
Raw workers
→ very high cycle count
Adaptive workers
→ lower cycle count because adaptive delay was applied
Normal workers
→ stable 100ms cycle behavior
Overflow jobs
→ visible through increased Jobs count on selected workers
Affinity
→ displayed through Core and Affinity columns
Last Error
→ remained empty during successful validation
Dreamine.Threading
Dreamine.Threading.Windows
Dreamine.Threading.Wpf
Implemented:
- WPF Thread Monitor View
- Thread Monitor ViewModel
- Observable thread info list
- periodic refresh
- status brush converter
- priority text converter
- selected thread detail panel
- WPF UI dispatcher
- registration helper
Planned improvements:
- summary header
- total worker count
- total job count
- overflow job count
- adaptive/raw/normal grouping
- refresh interval option
- command buttons for Start / Stop / Pause / Resume
- more stable incremental collection update
MIT License