In this post, we will see what is SemaphoreSlim and how we can use it.But first of all, what is SemaphoreSlim?From Microsoft web site:“The SemaphoreSlim class represents a lightweight, fast semaphore that can be used for waiting within a single process when wait times are expected to be very short. SemaphoreSlim relies as much as possible… Read More: Multithreading – SemaphoreSlim »
In this post, we will see how to use Lock and Mutex for obtaining a lock in a thread. We start creating a Console application where, we will add a class called Methods: [METHODS.CS] Then, we modify the Program file in order to run RunMethods():[PROGRAM.CS] Now, if we run the application, this will be the… Read More: Multithreading – Lock and Mutex »
In this post, we will see how to return a value from a Thread. First of all, we create a new Console application project where we define three methods called Method1, Method2 and Method3: Then, we modify the Main method in order to run the first two methods in different Threads: If we run the… Read More: Multithreading – How to return a value from a Thread »
In this post, we will see how to use the Join method with the Threads in order to allows one thread to wait until another completes the execution. We start creating a Console application where we add three methods in Program.cs called Method1, Method2 and Method3: Then, we modify Main method in order to run… Read More: Multithreading – Joining Threads »
In this post, we will see how to use multithreading in C# in order to have best performances in our applications.Multithread is a very big argument and in this first post, we will just see how to start working with it. But first of all, what does Multithreading mean?From Microsoft web site:“A process is an… Read More: Multithreading – Introduction »