Condition

// Waiting until another thread says something changed: Wait releases the mutex (which the caller holds) while it
// waits and takes it back before it returns. Signal wakes one waiter, Broadcast all. Wake-ups can be spurious: wait in
// a loop that checks what is waited for.
public class System.Threading.Condition : System.Any
{
    field handle: i64
    static method New() -> i64
    static method WaitNative(condition: i64, mutex: i64, milliseconds: i64) -> i64
    static method SignalNative(condition: i64) -> void
    static method BroadcastNative(condition: i64) -> void
    static method Free(condition: i64) -> void
    constructor Condition()
    method Wait(mutex: System.Threading.Mutex) -> void
    // Waits at most `milliseconds`: false when the time ran out.
    method Wait(mutex: System.Threading.Mutex, milliseconds: i32) -> bool
    method Signal() -> void
    method Broadcast() -> void
    // Frees it (it must not be used after; an undisposed one is freed when the object dies).
    method Dispose() -> void
    method destroy() -> void
}