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I want to know if a program can run two threads at the same time (that is basically what it is used for correct?). But if I were to do a system call in one func
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I have an external library that does long running I/O. I wish to create a multithreaded application that will use ThreadPool to limit simultaneous number of thr
I have something like the following in C#: private double _x; private bool _xCalculated; private double GetX() { if (!_xCalculated) { _x = ... //
Can a Windows thread suspend itself with SuspendThread()? I can awake it from another one but, can it call SuspendThread(GetCurrentThreadId())?
In the Google I/O 2012 presentation Go Concurrency Patterns, Rob Pike mentions that several goroutines can live in one thread. Does this imply that they are imp
I have a powershell script to do some batch processing on a bunch of images and I'd like to do some parallel processing. Powershell seems to have some backgrou