Task Asynchronous Programming (TAP) model will go down as one of the landmark of C# language revolution. The typical method signature with return type Task/Task<T> has since then made significant appearances in our programming life. But despite all its glorious functionalities, it needs to be noted that it comes at a certain cost - performance … Continue reading Allocation free ‘async’ Methods
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APM/EAP to TAP
Asynchronous Programming has evolved over the years, right from the APM to the extremely powerful TAP Model. One (or probably the only one) of the problem which developers find themselves in is to use legacy code which were written somewhere in between the evolution. Quite often, developers might be inclined to wrap the existing code … Continue reading APM/EAP to TAP
WaitForFirstN Tasks Method
There is a definite gap between TAP Utilities Task.WaitAny and Task.WaitAll. How do we wait for the first 'N' tasks from an array of tasks. That is one utility that is missing from TAP's rich repository. It might not be hard to implement one by yourself though. The above code uses existing Task Collaborators Task.WaitAny … Continue reading WaitForFirstN Tasks Method
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