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All about Async/Await, System.Threading.Tasks, System.Collections.Concurrent, System.Linq, and more…
April 29, 2009Apr 29, 200904/29/09A number of improvements have been made to Parallel Extensions since the Visual Studio 2010 CTP across the Task Parallel Library (TPL), Parallel LINQ (PLINQ), and our coordination data structures. You can find the latest on TPL (1 2 3) and the data structures (link) on this blog.
April 14, 2009Apr 14, 200904/14/09Related posts:
What’s new in Beta 1 for the Task Parallel Library? (Part 1/3)
What’s new in Beta 1 for the Task Parallel Library? (Part 2/3)
So what else is new in TPL for Beta 1 (finally)? In the last post,
April 6, 2009Apr 6, 200904/6/09Related Posts:
What’s new in Beta 1 for the Task Parallel Library? (Part 1/3)
What’s new in Beta 1 for the Task Parallel Library? (Part 3/3)
Last week we talked about changes under the covers, redesigns in System.Threading.Parallel, and using CancellationTokens.
April 2, 2009Apr 2, 200904/2/09In an effort to release simple, streamlined APIs, we spend a lot of time poring over every aspect of our types.
One of the types that we know is getting used a lot both internally and externally is LazyInit<T>.
One of LazyInit<T>’s constructors takes in a LazyInitMode enum which allows you to initialize a value in one of three modes:
EnsureSingleExecution –
