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by: Ken Durden |
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I already posted this to comp.programming.threads, but the group over
there seems to be arguing from a purely theoretical standpoint rather
than addressing the reality of compiler optimizations and processor
architecture. I was hoping for a more straight-forward answer from
this group.
Thanks,
-ken
Explanation follows code example, MFC synchronization objects used
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by: Tim Conner |
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Does anybody would recommend a tool in which I can model my classes
and then generates C# code ?
In Delphi I used to do this with
ModelMaker(http://www.modelmakertools.com/), which generated me really
nice pascal sources.
I am looking a similar tool to work with C#.
Thanks in advance,
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by: Bryan |
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I have a multi-threaded C# console application that uses WMI
(System.Management namespace) to make RPC calls to several servers (600+ )
and returns ScheduledJobs. The section of my code that performs the query
is contained in a delegate function that I execute via a second thread. On 1
or 2 of the 600+ servers the query hangs. I've tried to use Thread.Join()
coupled with a Thread.Abort() but this does not kill the thread.
Based on...
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by: Cyrus |
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I have a question regarding synchronization across multiple threads for a
Hashtable. Currently I have a Threadpool that is creating worker threads
based on requests to read/write to a hashtable. One function of the
Hashtable is to iterate through its keys, which apparently is inherently not
thread-safe. Other functions of the Hashtable include
adding/modifying/deleting.
To solve the synchronization issues I am doing two things:
1. Lock...
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by: blackstreetcat |
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consider this code :
int i; //gobal var
Thread1:
i=some value;
Thread2:
if (i==2) dosomething();
else dosomethingelse();
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by: emma_middlebrook |
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Hi
Say you had N threads doing some jobs (not from a shared queue or
anything like that, they each know how to do their own set of jobs in a
self-contained way). How can you coordinate them so that they all wait
until they've all done one job before starting off on each of their
next jobs.
I have been thinking about this for a day and can't seem to find a
solution.
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by: lbrtchx |
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Say you need to serve the same Web content from a number of IP
address, which you need to keep out there with high availability
requirements
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I think Web Services would be a good candidate for the
synchronization of Web pages/content.
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What some frameworks do is database development and then let the
databases themselves do the synchronization (Should I update my
knowledge of this subject ;-))
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by: Brad Walton |
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is event-driven code (rather than the linear flow I had in Java). I have
spent a week or so searching Google, talking to a couple of programming
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IP address provided by our ISP, while the other sites (which I wish in
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