Instead of adding the PLinq extension statement AsParallel() manually could not the compiler figure this out for us auto-magically? Are there any examples where you specifically do not want parallelization if the code supports it? ...
Are there any issues with running nested PLINQ queries? For instance: //Contains roughly 7000+ elements mycollections.AsParallel().ForAll(x => { //contains 12 elements anothercollection.AsParallel().ForAll(y => { //download some data from the web and parse it }); }); ...
I hope this is not a misuse of stackoverflow; recently I've seen some great questions here on Parallel Extensions, and it got my interest piqued. My question: Are you using Parallel Extensions, and if so, how? My name is Stephen Toub and I'm on the Parallel Computing Platform team at Microsoft. We're the group responsible for Parallel...