Having programmed java for a couple of months now, I wanted to learn VB.NET. I thought I'd get really dug in immediately, since I know VB6 pretty well, and make a Dijkstra's philosophers program.
So, I'm gonna need multi-threading, but in preparation of coding this little bugger I really can't seem to find anything about threads not starting a function multiple times (as prevented by the java keyword synchronised). So, does anyone know how this is done in VB.NET? Does it happen automagicly?