I’m currently watching an online video (400 level, very high) from PDC while flying home from Chicago (and blogging about it). One of the common patterns I often implement is to write some code that does a bunch of “Thread.Start” type stuff and “Thread.IsAlive”.
http://microsoftpdc.com/Sessions/FT21
With PLINQ, this can be avoided with clean error free code (as long as my method is thread safe). Here is some simple code that demonstrates this.
var result =
source.AsParallel().Where
(x => [some condition]).Select(x => [something]);
My understanding is that this will just do my [something] in parallel using as many threads as can be allocated, and when one finishes, the next will just start.
Very Cool, Very Clean!
Another good article is here: http://www.danielmoth.com/Blog/2009/01/plinq.html
uh oh, they are telling me to turn off all electronic devices, time to land.
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