Monday, May 9, 2011

A beginner’s tutorial to threading in C#





A beginner’s tutorial to threading in C# Mp4-Mpeg4 (elearning)
English | Mp4 | Mpeg4 | 1208x720 | 1:21:36 | 29.970 fps 1667 kbps | AAC 128 kbps 48 KHz | 1,61GB
Genre: elearning
Using multiple threads can help you achieve greater performance, scalability, and responsiveness in your applications—but you need to be careful. This article begins a series on the tools and techniques involved in threading.
I’ll start with an introduction to the concept and a survey of some of the more common constructs and how to use them.
Any Windows application must have one or more processes. A Process is structural unit with a memory block and using some set of resources. For each executable, the Windows operating system creates some isolated memory block. This C# .Net Tutorial tries to explain the basics of Multithreading in C# .Net.

1 – Introduction:
Kevin covers the fundamentals of threading, taking a walk down Pi and how many digits he can evaluate before his computer blows up. Kevin then talks about Deadlocks and how to avoid them.

2 – Thread Lifetime and State:
In this episode Kevin shows you various ways to manage the lifetime of a thread, including state, join, suspend, resume, abort and pooling basics. 
 

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