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    .NET Parallel Programming

    All about Async/Await, System.Threading.Tasks, System.Collections.Concurrent, System.Linq, and more…

    February 2010 | .NET Parallel Programming

    Parallel patterns in Visual Basic
    Parallel patterns in Visual Basic
    Avatar Stephen Toub - MSFT February 15, 2010 Feb 15, 2010 02/15/10
    I previously posted in November about a paper I'd written on patterns for parallel programming.  The original paper had over 200 snippets of C# code to demonstrate and exemplify the ideas being discussed.  Due to popular demand (and in honor of the many Visual Basic MVPs on campus this week for the MVP Summit), we've now posted ...

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    Want to work on Parallel Computing?
    Want to work on Parallel Computing?
    Avatar Stephen Toub - MSFT February 13, 2010 Feb 13, 2010 02/13/10
    We’re hiring! If you're reading this post, you most likely have an interest in parallel or distributed computing, writing concurrent software, and the like.  Take that interest a step further, and help us make the manycore era a successful reality by coming to work on the Parallel Computing Platform team at Microsoft.We currently ...

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    FAQ :: Which .NET language is best for parallelism?
    FAQ :: Which .NET language is best for parallelism?
    Avatar Danny Shih February 11, 2010 Feb 11, 2010 02/11/10
    The new parallelization support in the .NET Framework 4 is implemented purely in libraries and the runtime and does not require special compiler support.  Therefore, it is available to all compliant .NET languages.  This includes all of the managed languages that ship as part of Visual Studio 2010 (Visual C#, Visual Basic, Visual F...

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    F# PowerPack supports PLINQ
    F# PowerPack supports PLINQ
    Avatar Stephen Toub - MSFT February 10, 2010 Feb 10, 2010 02/10/10
    The F# team has released the F# PowerPack for download on CodePlex, and we're very excited that the PowerPack now has direct support for PLINQ.  From the CodePlex site: F# Parallel LINQ IntegrationFSharp.PowerPack.Parallel.dll provides an F#-style API for parallel operations on sequences that are part of .NET 4.0 as System.Linq....

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    “Parallelism in .NET” Series by Reed Copsey, Jr.
    “Parallelism in .NET” Series by Reed Copsey, Jr.
    Avatar Igor Ostrovsky - MSFT February 10, 2010 Feb 10, 2010 02/10/10
    Reed Copsey, Jr. has been writing a great series of articles on parallelism with the .NET Framework 4. The articles provide the insights of an expert developer who has been using parallelism with .NET to speed up real-world programs. Recommended reading.Parallelism in .NETIntroductionPart 1, Decomposition&...

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    Maintaining a Consistent Application State with TPL
    Maintaining a Consistent Application State with TPL
    Avatar Zlatko Michailov - MSFT February 9, 2010 Feb 9, 2010 02/9/10
    The aim of this post is to help developers writing applications in which operations may need to be performed and then later undone due to a subsequent failure. It shows a pattern for how to maintain such a consistent application state by utilizing functionality from the Task Parallel Library (TPL) in the .NET Framework 4. For the purposes of ...

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    Using Parallel Extensions for .NET 4 in ASP.NET apps
    Using Parallel Extensions for .NET 4 in ASP.NET apps
    Avatar poojanagpal February 8, 2010 Feb 8, 2010 02/8/10
    ASP.NET applications already get a lot of concurrency for free. The .NET Framework load balances incoming requests among ThreadPool worker threads, striving for optimal use of available CPUs. As long as you minimize blocking in your ASP.NET page code, ASP.NET will process requests concurrently. In most cases, and in particular for Web ...

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    Gallery of Processor Cache Effects
    Gallery of Processor Cache Effects
    Avatar Stephen Toub - MSFT February 8, 2010 Feb 8, 2010 02/8/10
    Igor Ostrovsky is a developer on the Parallel Extensions team.  On his blog, he's documented a great set of examples for how caches can affect application performance; this is important to think through when writing parallel applications, but as Igor demonstrates, it applies equally to serial applications.  Check out his post...

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    Are you using Parallel Extensions?  We’d love to know.
    Are you using Parallel Extensions? We’d love to know.
    Avatar Stephen Toub - MSFT February 7, 2010 Feb 7, 2010 02/7/10
    Are you using Parallel LINQ (PLINQ), the Task Parallel Library (TPL), or any of the new coordination and synchronization primitives in .NET 4 (or in the Parallel Extensions June 2008 CTP or with the recent Reactive Extensions release)?  Are you planning to use or are you already using this support in a production application or ...

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    DryadLinq now available also for non-academic use
    DryadLinq now available also for non-academic use
    Avatar Massimo Mascaro February 4, 2010 Feb 4, 2010 02/4/10
    Several months ago, Microsoft announced for academic customers the availability of DryadLINQ.  DryadLINQ is a LINQ provider developed by Microsoft Research that enables  .NET developers to use the LINQ programming model for writing distributed queries and computations against a cluster of computers using Windows HPC Server. DryadLINQ...

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