Parallel Programming using .NET

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what is the best method to use parallel programming without affecting other running process performance and without making windows becoming slower.

Posted 23-Oct-12 23:14pm

Yousif Mazeh

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I think you are asking about multiple threads. In desktop application you can use BackgroundWorker. It will help you. Or you can use Delights.

Posted 25-Oct-12 20:21pm

Rahul K Singh

Updated 25-Oct-12 21:17pm

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CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2012-10-23T23:21:00

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A starting point: "Parallel Programming in .NET Framework 4: Getting Started"[^].

Posted 23-Oct-12 23:21pm

CPallini