C #, is there such a thing as a streaming stream?

Question

I redirect the process output to a thread reader, which I read later. My problem is that I am using multiple threads that MUST have separate instances of this thread. When I go to read this stream, the streams are washed out and start to become strangely tangled.

Is there such a thing as creating a thread safe thread?
EDIT: I put the locks on ReadToEnd on the streamreader and on the line where I did: reader = proc.StandardOutput;

Answer 1

SyncrhonizedStream, / .., SynchronizedStream

var syncStream = Stream.Synchronized(inStream);

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Edit:

, SynchronizedReader/SynchronizedWriter .

var reader = TextReader.Synchronized(process.StandardOutput);

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Found a solution here: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/netfxbcl/thread/0bccd3d2-b251-41fa-bf81-776c403dcc68