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Run threads with different priorities in C#

Posted on October 21, 2016 by Rod Stephens

This example runs several different threads at different priorities. Each of the threads executes the following Counter class’s Run method. class Counter { // This counter’s number. public string Name; // Initializing constructor. public Counter(string name) { Name = name; … Continue reading →

Posted in algorithms, programs, system, threading | Tagged algorithms, background, C#, C# programming, core, dual core, example, example program, IsBackground, logical processors, multi-core, priority, processors, programs, system, thread, Thread class, thread priority, threading, threads, Windows Forms programming | Leave a comment

Use WMI to get the number of physical and logical processors in C#

Posted on February 2, 2015 by RodStephens

This example shows how you can determine your computer’s number of processors, both physical and logical. Many computers these days contain multiple CPUs. Each CPU may contain multiple cores, processors that can execute instructions. Finally, some cores can execute multiple … Continue reading →

Posted in performance, system, threading, WMI | Tagged C#, C# programming, core, CPU, example, example program, logical processors, performance, physical processors, processors, system, threading, Win32_ComputerSystem, Win32_Processor, Windows Forms programming, WMI | Leave a comment

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Run threads with different priorities in C#

Use WMI to get the number of physical and logical processors in C#

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