I\'m learning to use the Queue module, and am a bit confused about how a queue consumer thread can be made to know that the qu开发者_运维问答eue is complete.Ideally I\'d like to use get() from within
Here\'s what I am trying to accomplish - I have about a million files which I need to parse & append the parsed content to a single file.
My application constructs a Parent object in a static factory, along with it\'s predetermined Children, and then starts up tasks to run some computation on the Children, like so:
(As justification - I\'ve never worked with threads so the description below is just an idea I want you to criticize)
I have a C# class library which starts up a background consumer thread (lazily) which listens for tasks to complete from a producer/consumer queue. This class library can be used from any type of .NET
I\'m working on translating a CUDA application (this if you must know) to OpenCL.The original application uses the C-style CUDA API, with a single stream just to avoid the automatic busy-wait when rea
I want to scan a queue every 10 seconds using a Timer. If there are more then 0 items in this queue then Deque the first one, pass it as an argument to a Process and run that process. The timer should
If I wanted to make a custom implementation of a Queue is correct to say that I can choose whatever order I want (not FIFO) but I must always
I\'m learning about circular queues. Which implementation of circular queue is best, the array implementation or linked list impl开发者_JS百科ementation?I would say that the linked list version would
I\'m learning queues and I came across this piece of code. It\'s from a book, so I can\'t post the whole code here but what I\'m posting will be sufficient. More than a problem, I just want to confirm
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