I guess there is no equivalent of task parallel libraries (of .NET 4.0) in开发者_StackOverflow Java. Is that true? What are the improvements that this feature of .NET offer that Java concurrency doesn
Is there a way to gu开发者_如何学Carantee order when using Parallel.ForEach()?The collection I am looping over needs to maintain it\'s order but I was looking for some performance improvement.In order
I have a program that has a ton of sensors producing data at a fairly high rate, and consumers that need to consume it.The consumers consume at very different rates.
My question might sound a bit naive but I\'m pretty new with multi-threaded programming. I\'m writing an application which processes incoming external data. For each data that arrives a new task is c
Why do i get different result with the following to sections of code Code Sample 1 using System; using System.Collections.Generic;
trying to grasp the TPL. Just for fun I tried to create some Tasks with a random sleep to see how it was processed. I was targeting a fire and forget pattern..
i use Task Library for my image compression service. I would to compress many files concurrency. But i want the service run only when user is idle(or no more impotarnt task in programm).
I have a task and I expect it to take under a second to run but if it takes longer than a few seconds I want to cancel the task.
I have a method that returns a task like: public static Task<int> SendAsync(this Socket socket, byte[] buffer, int offset, int count)
I am trying to execute the following code and I keep getting an Index out of range exception when trying to assign array values to the list:-
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