I\'m trying to get the CPU% for all processes in parallel using C#\'s TPL. The code that I have is: private IDictionary<Process, int> _usage = new Dictionary<Process, int>();
This is a two part question. I have a class that gets all processes asynchronously and polls them for CPU usage. Yesterday I had a bug with it and it was solved here.
what happens if i put a System.Threading.Thread.Sleep() into a Task that is started with TaskFactory.StartNew()?
I have a console application that essentially looks like this class Program { static void Main(string[] args)
Our system writes the ManagedThreadID with every message written and for years we\'ve used that to help distinguish a particular unit of work among many in the logs.So far, so good.
Sometimes I need a test method to be executed simultaneously by N threads (like what happens in ASP.NET code).
I\'m writing an application that uses Socket and it will be very intensive then I really need use every core we have in our big server. Isee the question ( how to using ThreadPool to run socket thread
I am writing a WCF service that receives notifications from several modules (DB, other services..) and adds them to a blocking collection, to be processed on a consumer thread that publishes the relev
My team makes extensive use of NUnit unit tests in our C# project.Recently we have started using the Task Parallel Library (TPL) in .NET 4, which has introduced开发者_JAVA百科 a wrinkle for us.
I saw these questions Recommendations for executing .NET HttpWebRequests in parallel in ASP.NET and Async.Parallel or Array.Parallel.Map from about a year ago and was wondering if the advice from them
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