I have a large process to take place in the background of a web application and it was timing out on the main thread, so I\'ve decided to take the Threadpool route. Unfortunately, part of this process
I\'m now trying to improve a winform application\'s performance by make it multi-threaded. Currently the class looks like:
I would like to use asynchronous io for socket communication with a distributed has开发者_如何转开发h server. Environment is C# 3.5, but could use 4.0 if necessary.
I have a thread that I fire off every time the user scans a barcode. Most of the time it is a fairly short running thread.But sometimes it can take a very long time (waiting on a invoke to the GUI th
I am wondering whether it is possible to set the processor affinity of a thread obtained from a thread pool. More specifically the thread is obtained through the use of TimerQueue API which I use to i
I\'m trying to limit the number of managed threads permitted by an ASP.NET MVC application running under IIS7.5 on Windows Server 2008.I\'ve attempted a number of different approaches but none seem to
How can i get return value from a boost thread pool? i tried to attach a bound function to a boost::function:
So I have built a small application that has a physics engine and a display. The display is attached to a controller which handles the physics engine(well, actually a view model that handles the contr
I am doing some research on language implementations on multicore platforms. Currently, I am trying to figure out a couple of things:
I\'m having some difficulty understanding a certain aspect of the @async annotation, and possibly the workings of threads and threadpooling as a whole. When I set this in my spring configuration file:
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