I want to know if you think this is a good way to handle exceptions thrown by Parallel Loops (Parallel.ForEach and/or Parallel.For) inside Tasks.
I have very similar code when using the standard BeginRead and EndRead methods from the TcpClient and using Task.Factory.FromAsync.
I\'m calling a worker method that calls to the database that then iterates and yield returns values for parallel processing. To prevent it from hammering the database, I have a Thread.Sleep in there t
I have this tricky task I\'ve been trying to achieve for quiet sometime but till now I couldn\'t think of anything to make it work. anyway here is the scenario...
I\'ve code that rethrows an exception. When I later read the exception from task.Exception, its stacktrace points to the location where I re-threw the exception (line n and not line m, as I expected
I was testing a piece of TPL code I wrote below. The two ManagedThreadId\'s display different numbers. The new task therefore, I am assuming, is running on a non UI thread.
I need to use php code in tpl file in smarty. I used {php} echo \"hello\"; {/php} But I need to use a smarty variable in php code.
Sometimes I create a method like this Task<int> f() { if (...) return Task.Factory.StartNew(() => 42); // in this case, result already known
I want to send multiple WebRequest. I used a Parallel.开发者_StackOverflow社区For loop to do that but the loop runs once and the second time it gives error while getting response.
I would like to extract following code into a new method: ... Parallel.For(0, Environment.ProcessorCount, i =>