The TryDequeue in ConcurrentQueue<T> will return false if no items in queue.
If the queue is empty I need that my queue will wait until new item to be added in queue and it dequeue that new one, and the process will continues like that.
Should I use Monitor.Enter, Wait, Pulse or any better options in C# 4.0?
Isn't this what BlockingCollection is designed for?
As I understand it, you can wrap your ConcurrentQueue with one of these, and then call Take.