Further comments
Having large amounts of blocked threads is not an issue just a waste of
resources. A pool is more resource effecient with a very minor overhead ~
10 ms ( 15 ms on a multi processor machine) .
Again if you need finer granularity dont use a managed environment.
Ben Kloosterman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Having large amounts of blocked threads is not an issue just
a waste of resources. A pool is more resource effecient with
a very minor overhead ~ 10 ms ( 15 ms on a multi processor
machine) .
What does that mean? What's a 10ms overhead? 10ms
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Andy, you are correct in that the software library that I have
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Thomas, I'm surprised that you can provide such an apparently definitive
answer without knowing more about the environment.
*** Some have this knowledge
Thomas
On most of these issues we could argue the toss all day and get nowhere. But there are
a couple of concrete points I'd like to pick up on. You say:
Threads mean that a thread scheduler has to check them regularly and has to blow it's
performance
on this.
My understanding is that with
It the component design that I have, it appears that I am going to end up
with something on the order of 300 threads running. My question is simple.
Is this number of threads going to cause me massive headaches?
Okay, before you ask, the reason that I have this design is that I have a
number of
them. Use pooled database connections.
Regards
Thomas Tomiczek
THONA Consulting Ltd.
(Microsoft MVP C#/.NET)
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. database access) is required
during each call, etc etc.
Andy Mc
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You are dead :-) Frankly, tell your hardware
