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Joe Duffy's Weblog
Warning: Using EDITBIN.EXE like this can invalidate support and servicing ... And next time you download an update from the Windows Update server, ...
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Joe Duffy's Weblog
Apr 8, 2005 ... NET, the right advice is: When you have to do cleanup for your object, you almost always want to provide it in a destructor (Dispose), ...
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Concurrent Programming on Windows by Joe Duffy
My aim with this book was to write the book people will buy to understand how to write concurrent programs on the Windows and .NET platforms. ...
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Joe Duffy's Weblog
http://channel9.msdn.com/shows/Going+Deep/Joe-Duffy-Perspectives-on-Concurrent- ...... These are taken from a large number of acquire/release pairs, i.e., ...
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Joe Duffy's Weblog
Microsoft Windows Internals, Fourth Edition -- Mark E. Russinovich, David A. Solomon. 10 of 10. I can't believe I never got my hands on this puppy ...
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Joe Duffy's Weblog
I previously mentioned the X86 JIT contains a "hack" to ensure that thread aborts can't sneak in between a Monitor.Enter(o) and the subsequent try-block. ...
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Joe Duffy's Weblog
Sep 13, 2006 ... "LINQ, BLINQ, PLINQ - langsam gehen die Buchstaben aus" (artiso Blog) [Trackback] http://www.artiso.com/ProBlog/PermaLink,guid ...
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Joe Duffy's Weblog
Jul 29, 2008 ... This is the first part in a series I am going to do on building a custom thread pool. Not that I’m advocating you do such a thing, ...
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Joe Duffy's Weblog
Sep 17, 2008 ... Building a custom thread pool (series, part 3): incorporating work stealing queues. In part 2 of this series, I described a new work ...
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Joe Duffy's Weblog
Raymond just posted a brief entry about lock convoys. While he links to a few other relevant posts, none of them mention the new anti-convoy features that ...
