I´m currently investigating the namespace System.Threading.Tasks and the abstract base class TaskScheduler. I also found the ParallelExtensionsExtra with some custom schedulers inherited 开发者_如何转
I have application which do multiple accessing to DB (SqlCompact 4.0). And sometimes application crashed with the next record in Event Viewer.
What is the difference between the below code snippets? Won\'t both be using threadpool threads? For instance if I want to call a function for each item in a collection,
Why PLINQ output is different than sequential processing and Parallel.For loop I want to add sum of square root of 10,000,000 numbers.. Here is the code for 3 cases:
I am using the below code var processed = new List<Guid>(); Parallel.ForEach(items, item => { processed.Add(SomeProcessingFunc(item));
I\'d like to play with the Async CTP. Can I install it on my day-to-day workstation without breaking anything?
I\'m new to .Net 4.0\'s Tasks and I wasn\'t able to find what I thought would be a Task based replacement or implementation of a Timer, e.g. a periodic Task. Is there such a thing?
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I am planning to use Parallel.ForEach on a DataTable so that each record can be written to a file. How can we notify user the percentage/number of records that are processed.
I need to optimize a WCF service... it\'s quite a complex thing. My problem this time has to do with tasks (Task Parallel Library, .NET 4.0). What happens is that I launch several tasks when the servi
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