Learn how to write more scalable object pools while minimizing your application's memory footprint.

Some of the changes that are coming for the Task Parallel Library in Beta 1 of .NET 4.0 (no dates to announce) .

The so-called „many core shift“ is happening. It’s not a thing of the future, it’s not „just around the corner“, it has already begun. And it will change our developers’ life.

Doesn’t today’s multithreaded software profit from more cores automatically? While server software will probably show better throughput, multithreaded client software may profit from more cores, but to a far lower degree than one might think at first.

A comparison between performance improvement using concurrent threads on multiple CPUs

Before you rush and view my blockquote and jump to the conclusion “oh, it’s just that standard threading issue”, well let me assure you this is different to the norm, and please.. Yesterday, was a very annoying day dealing with multi-threading in my app, you would think I would be good at this by n...

9 C# examples of creating a fast and responsive UI with multi-threading, very clear and streamlined examples to get up and running quickly.

It helps to maintains files in directories with dynamically generated names using company's naming convention, versions and release

Writing multithreaded programs in .Net requires a good understanding of the threading functionalities available in the .Net Framework. ThreadStatic attribute is a useful keyword in multithreaded programs. As far as functionality is concerned, ThreadStatic attribute is a variation of the static keywo...

Following from my previous post on the topic of stack allocation, in this post I talk about three different ways to change a thread's stack size in C#. Each of these techniques have advantages and disadvantages which I discuss as well. This post may also be of interesting to those learning about...

Every good developer should understand the basics of how Threads and Processes work on the platform they are writing applications for. For us it’s the Windows operating system and using the .Net Framework it’s even easier to harness the power of Multithreading.