November 2009 - Posts
Now that Visual Studio Beta2 has been available for a few weeks (see Rick’s earlier blog post ) I hope you’ve had a chance to experiment with one or both of the concurrent containers that were introduced: concurrent_queue<T> and concurrent_vector<T>.
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As you know from our previous posts, Visual Studio 2010 comes with great support for the task-based programming model and multi-threaded applications. Even though Daniel uses managed code in his examples, all the content he created for the Parallel Tasks
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Marko Radmilac, Senior Developer for Microsoft’s Concurrency Runtime, offers the following discussion of parallel iteration in the Concurrency Runtime: Let me say up front that this is my first blog, so I apologize if my writing format does not match
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Recently, I created 3 new sample message blocks that complement the Agents Library’s existing set and provide additional functionality. The three message blocks I selected to write, priority_buffer, bounded_buffer, and alternator, were based on customer
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In my previous blog post , I talked about the dynamic migration concept of the Concurrency Runtime’s (ConcRT) Resource Manager (RM). Today I will be demonstrating that concept in action and will focus on its performance characteristics. A Demonstration
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We’ve posted an update to our sample pack at http://code.msdn.com/concrtextras for Visual Studio 2010 Beta2 . The newest thing is this drop of the sample pack are the three new header files in the ConcRTExtras folder. Here’s what these files contain:
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