I am learning about async/await, and ran into a situation where I need to call an async method synchronously. How can I do that?
Are regular iterator blocks (i.e. \"yield return\") incompatible with \"async\" and \"await\"? This gives a good idea of what I\'m trying to do:
From what I can tell, there is no built-in (or framework extension) support for ConnectAsync/AcceptAsync/SendAsync/R开发者_C百科eceiveAsync, etc.. How would I write my own wrapper that would be suppor
I have a question about what mechanism to cancel an ongoing async operation could be used, instead a cancellation token in the async/await context. I\'m sure this is a well studied design decision tha
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Largely as a follow-up to this question test driven asynch tasks I have come up with some code that works if I don\'t have the task wait, but fails if I do.
I thought TaskE开发者_Python百科x.WhenAll would return when all the tasks gets finished which is passed within the method. So await on TaskEx.WhenAll would return the array of Return statements, such
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I\'ve been following the new announcement regarding the new async feature that will be in c# 5.0. I have a basic understanding of continuation passing style and of the transformation the new c# compil
Microsoft announced the Visual Studio Async CTP today (October 28, 2010) that introduces the a开发者_运维知识库sync and await keywords into C#/VB for asynchronous method execution.