87 posts tagged multi-threading

Cross-thread operation not valid May 14th, 2008 Sometimes you need to create a new thread in a windows form to do a parallel job, and (usually) want to update some windows controls based on what the worker thread is doing (typically incrementing a progress bar).

Can Microsoft win over enough developers to change the paradigm? Date: May 13th, 2008 Author: Justin James Category: Web Development, Multithreading, Application Development, F# Tags: Developer, Mobile, Mobile Computing, Vision, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows, Productivity, Strategy, Operating

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I’m currently reading Release It and in it, the author really stresses the importance of not having any blocking-calls in your code. The reason is fairly simple, if something goes wrong in a blocking call, the thread executing it might hang forever.

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Effective Concurrency … so far February 22nd, 2008 Following on from a previous post about The Pillars of Concurrency, here are links to the full set of Herb Sutters “Effective Concurrency” column topics (as of Feb 2008) … The Pillars of Concurrency How Much Scalability Do You Have or Need?

Both Ted Tso on Kernel Planet and LWN refer to an interview to Knuth, TeX author, in which he seems to criticise the choice of multi-core processors. One quote which I find very short-sighted is: Let me put it this way: During the past 50 years, I’ve written well over a thousand programs, many of which have substantial size.

Both Ted Tso on Kernel Planet and LWN refer to an interview to Knuth, TeX author, in which he seems to criticise the choice of multi-core processors. One quote which I find very short-sighted is: Let me put it this way: During the past 50 years, I’ve written well over a thousand programs, many of which have substantial size.