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I\'m developing a long running process that hosts remoting objects. Due to design restrictions, I cannot use a Windows Service so the process is a background Forms application. I also cannot use WPF b
If you don\'t know what is futex and linuxthreads-0.9, please, don\'t reply. Can I mix in one program futex-based mutex with mutex from linuxthreads-0.8 or -0.9 (which was used in all glibc <=2.2
I am currently working on an application in C# that runs on an infinite loop with a Thread.Sleep call after each iteration of the other method calls.My main is -
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I have a design question. Is it better to define separate classes for SENDING and RECEIVING. Or, is it better to define a single Thread class? I like the idea of a single Thread class because it is ea
I have a class called Root which serves as some kind of phonebook for dynamic method calls: it holds a dictionary of url keys pointing to objects. When a command wants to execute a given method it cal
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