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Introducing Parallel Extensions to the .NET Framework
There is no escaping from concurrency challenges... or is there? (A slightly modified version of this article was published in the August 2008 edition of the MSDN Flash newsletter ) Dual, quad, and eight-core processors are becoming the norm. Is your Read More...
Coordination Data Structures – WriteOnce<T>
This is an article in a series of blog entries describing a set of new Coordination Data Structures (CDS) introduced in the June 2008 CTP of the Parallel Extensions for .NET Framework . In C#, when a field declaration includes a readonly modifier, assignments Read More...
Coordination Data Structures – SpinLock
This is an article in a series of blog entries describing a set of new Coordination Data Structures (CDS) introduced in the June 2008 CTP of the Parallel Extensions for .NET Framework . Waiting on locks usually result in a thread context switch and associated Read More...
Coordination Data Structures – LazyInit<T>
This is an article in a series of blog entries describing a set of new Coordination Data Structures (CDS) introduced in the June 2008 CTP of the Parallel Extensions for .NET Framework . LazyInit<T> provides support for several common patterns of Read More...
How to cancel a task in Parallel FX?
Task Parallel Library (TPL) allows you to easily cancel tasks. Effectively you need to call the Cancel method on the task in question. Imagine the simple sample below: Task task1 = Task .Create(Foo, 10000); static void Foo( object o) { for ( int i = 0; Read More...
First look at Parallel FX and self-replicating tasks
The Parallel Computing Platform team at Microsoft has recently launched the Parallel Computing Development Centre along with our first CTP of Parallel FX . In here, I will explore some aspects of the framework. If you feel comfortable with the basics Read More...
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