6 packages tagged with “plinq”
The package includes: * Task<T> for executing asynchronous operations. * Concurrent Collections such as ConcurrentStack, ConcurentQueue ad ConcurrentDictionary. * PLINQ for writing parallel queries. * additional Threading operations such as Barrier,SpinLock and SpinWait.
This class library provides a plethora of interesting and useful extensions to take advantage of and complement the functionality available in the .NET Framework 4 for parallel programming. Some (not all) features of this package are included in newer versions of .NET. See https://stackoverflow.com/q/37494157/328397
Parallel Extensions for the .NET Framework and .NET Standard. For examples of how to use this library, please visit https://devblogs.microsoft.com/pfxteam/tag/parallelextensionsextras/
If you would like to have a typed C#-like runtime in the browser instead of just at designtime with TypeScript, including type introspection, you reached the right place. If you are a fan of LINQ for Objects and enumerations, you definatelly reached the right place. Accelatrix is compatible with ES5 and provides a C#-like runtime in the browser, including: - GetHashCode() - GetType() - Equals() - ToString() You can now use your favourite LINQ operator functions operating on enumerations, not collections, and arrays are now enumerations: - Select() - Where() - SelectMany() - Distinct() - OfType() - GroupBy() - Skip() - Take() - Any() - ToList() - ....
The easiest way to have fixed thread number parallelism in LINQ on any processor environment! int threadNum=32; [my IEnumerable].GridEach(threadNum, x=> DoWork(x)); q: info@antonioesposito.it
Contains all models required for doing the exercises of the Modern Development workshop involving Visual Studio, C# and WPF with XAML.