MBR IT/.NET 247 : System.Threading.ThreadPriority Enumeration [Articles]

One of the C# languages most powerful capabilities is its built-in support for threads. Threads are a powerful abstraction for allowing non-blocking parallel operations. Often there is a need to perform operations asynchronously. In languages like C/C++, you either have to write your own library from scratch, or use a third party solution. If continuous creation of these threads in any program is not controlled, the machine will run out of memory pretty soon. In this article, Tejaswi Redkar looks at the concept of thread pooling, and why it is important to use thread pools in server systems. Along the way, we will also develop a generic thread pool library that will be available for use on a regular basis.

Introduction to Threads in C#

The Code Project

A Beginers introduction to Threads using C#

Multithreaded Programming using C#

The Code Project

Threading is a lightweight process. With the help of threads we can increase the response time of the application. To use multithreading we have to use the Threading namespace which is included in System. The System.Threading namespace includes everything we need for multi threading. Now lets see the first program.

Networking Support Provided by the .NET Framework

C#Today

The .NET Framework provides a wide range of excellent features that developers can take advantage in building networking applications. The System.Net classes are similar to Microsoft's WinInet API (used for internet protocol programming), in that they allow applications to get and send data using Internet protocols.

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