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TITLE: C# MULTITHREADED AND PARALLEL PROGRAMMING PUBLISHER: PACKT LANGUAGE: ENGLISH LINK: http://is.gd/5lmvE6 RELEASE TYPE: RETAIL FORMAT: EPUB RELEASE DATE: 2015.02.10 ISBN: 9781849688321 STORE DATE: 2014 SAVED.MONEY: 45 DOLLAR DISKCOUNT: 05 x 05MB AUTHOR: RODNEY RINGLER BOOK Develop powerful C# applications to take advantage of today's multicore hardware About This Book* Make use of the latest Visual Studio debugging tools, to manage and debug multiple threads running simultaneously* Learn how to use the Thread, Task, and Parallel libraries in your C# applications* Explore the evolution of multithreaded development in C#, starting with BackgroundWorker classes and moving on to threads and tasks and finally covering AsyncWho This Book Is For If you are a C# developer and want to learn how to take advantage of the features of .NET for concurrent and multithreaded applications, then this book is for you. If you are already comfortable with C# but want to learn more about parallel design patterns, threads, tasks, and async, then look no further! In Detail Most modern machines have dual-core processors. This means that the present-day computer has the ability to multitask. Using multiple cores means your applications can process data faster and be more responsive to users. However, to fully exploit this in your applications, you need to write multithreading code We will begin by covering some techniques that have been around since the beginning of .NET, including the BackgroundWorker component, timers, and the Thread class. We will use tasks, task factories, and parallel loops to develop multithreaded applications at a higher level than directly creating and managing individual threads. Finally, we will look at the tools Visual Studio provides for debugging parallel applications common concurrent design patterns, and the latest updates in PLINQ and async Sharing Widget |