Timer Vs Thread at Joel Dobson blog

Timer Vs Thread. Have a look at an example that involves system.threading.timer: the main difference between the solutions is that the timer one will be called every millisecond, while the single. instead of manually wiring up some delegate that takes a state of type object, which you would do for the. system.timers.timer is best for recurring events in a gui environment, as it raises events in the thread pool. the system.threading.timer class enables you to continuously call a delegate at specified time intervals. the specific difference appears to be that system.timers.timer is geared towards multithreaded applications. system.threading.timer is a plain timer. It calls you back on a thread pool thread (from the worker pool).

Thread 1 Timer Thread class Timer Thread extends
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the system.threading.timer class enables you to continuously call a delegate at specified time intervals. system.timers.timer is best for recurring events in a gui environment, as it raises events in the thread pool. It calls you back on a thread pool thread (from the worker pool). Have a look at an example that involves system.threading.timer: instead of manually wiring up some delegate that takes a state of type object, which you would do for the. the main difference between the solutions is that the timer one will be called every millisecond, while the single. system.threading.timer is a plain timer. the specific difference appears to be that system.timers.timer is geared towards multithreaded applications.

Thread 1 Timer Thread class Timer Thread extends

Timer Vs Thread the specific difference appears to be that system.timers.timer is geared towards multithreaded applications. system.timers.timer is best for recurring events in a gui environment, as it raises events in the thread pool. instead of manually wiring up some delegate that takes a state of type object, which you would do for the. system.threading.timer is a plain timer. the system.threading.timer class enables you to continuously call a delegate at specified time intervals. Have a look at an example that involves system.threading.timer: the main difference between the solutions is that the timer one will be called every millisecond, while the single. It calls you back on a thread pool thread (from the worker pool). the specific difference appears to be that system.timers.timer is geared towards multithreaded applications.

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