Comments for Curried Functions http://blog.efvincent.com Development, mostly .NET... but anything cool Wed, 30 Jun 2010 11:11:32 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 Comment on C# Nuts and Bolts: Lambdas by Holmes Whelpdale http://blog.efvincent.com/c-nuts-and-bolts-lambdas/comment-page-1/#comment-37 Holmes Whelpdale Wed, 30 Jun 2010 11:11:32 +0000 http://blog.efvincent.com/?p=72#comment-37 <i>Very nice article!! Thanks!!!</i> +1 Very nice article!! Thanks!!!
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]]> Comment on C# Nuts and Bolts: Lambdas by Karthik http://blog.efvincent.com/c-nuts-and-bolts-lambdas/comment-page-1/#comment-24 Karthik Tue, 09 Feb 2010 22:18:21 +0000 http://blog.efvincent.com/?p=72#comment-24 Very nice article!! Thanks!!! Very nice article!! Thanks!!!

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]]> Comment on C# Nuts and Bolts: Lambdas by Roll Your Own Language Constructs http://blog.efvincent.com/c-nuts-and-bolts-lambdas/comment-page-1/#comment-21 Roll Your Own Language Constructs Wed, 03 Feb 2010 05:33:40 +0000 http://blog.efvincent.com/?p=72#comment-21 [...] EFVincent on 02/03/2010 My last couple of blog entries were ostensibly about lambda functions (last one, one before). With these ideas, or a general comfort level with lambdas and the Action<> and [...] [...] EFVincent on 02/03/2010 My last couple of blog entries were ostensibly about lambda functions (last one, one before). With these ideas, or a general comfort level with lambdas and the Action<> and [...]

]]> Comment on C# Nuts and Bolts: Lambdas by C# Nuts and Bolts – Lambdas – Exposing Disposable Resources in your API http://blog.efvincent.com/c-nuts-and-bolts-lambdas/comment-page-1/#comment-20 C# Nuts and Bolts – Lambdas – Exposing Disposable Resources in your API Tue, 02 Feb 2010 23:52:38 +0000 http://blog.efvincent.com/?p=72#comment-20 [...] EFVincent on 02/02/2010 The last article described the absolute (and I mean really absolute) basics of lambdas in C#. Assuming you’re [...] [...] EFVincent on 02/02/2010 The last article described the absolute (and I mean really absolute) basics of lambdas in C#. Assuming you’re [...]

]]> Comment on Adding Concurrency Optimization in Silverlight 3 by EFVincent http://blog.efvincent.com/concurrency-optimization-silverlight/comment-page-1/#comment-19 EFVincent Thu, 10 Dec 2009 19:51:06 +0000 http://blog.efvincent.com/?p=24#comment-19 Ole Jak - On my quad core Dell, the Alchemy link you forwarded gets to about 31 FPS. If I set the Silverlight multithreaded version to one thread, it also achieves about 31 FPS. However setting the SL version to 8 threads on a quad core box yields about 65 FPS. Alchemy does seem to speed up rendering, but still isn't doing parallel calculations over multi-cores, which is what this experiment is about. Even on my MacBook Pro, a dual core box, setting the Silverlight version to 4 threads yields about 45 FPS. Clearly the multithreading code has a very significant impact on computationally intensive applications where data parallelism is possible. Sidebar: Since the original posting I'm now running SL4 Beta 1, and performance of this application is consistent with SL3 release. Ole Jak – On my quad core Dell, the Alchemy link you forwarded gets to about 31 FPS. If I set the Silverlight multithreaded version to one thread, it also achieves about 31 FPS. However setting the SL version to 8 threads on a quad core box yields about 65 FPS. Alchemy does seem to speed up rendering, but still isn’t doing parallel calculations over multi-cores, which is what this experiment is about.

Even on my MacBook Pro, a dual core box, setting the Silverlight version to 4 threads yields about 45 FPS. Clearly the multithreading code has a very significant impact on computationally intensive applications where data parallelism is possible.

Sidebar: Since the original posting I’m now running SL4 Beta 1, and performance of this application is consistent with SL3 release.

]]> Comment on Adding Concurrency Optimization in Silverlight 3 by Ole Jak http://blog.efvincent.com/concurrency-optimization-silverlight/comment-page-1/#comment-18 Ole Jak Mon, 05 Oct 2009 19:57:12 +0000 http://blog.efvincent.com/?p=24#comment-18 Great! But it seems to me that Alchymy is FASTER or at least same speed))) http://www.unitzeroone.com/labs/alchemyPushingPixels/ Great! But it seems to me that Alchymy is FASTER or at least same speed))) http://www.unitzeroone.com/labs/alchemyPushingPixels/

]]> Comment on Adding Concurrency Optimization in Silverlight 3 by Kaspar Lüthi http://blog.efvincent.com/concurrency-optimization-silverlight/comment-page-1/#comment-14 Kaspar Lüthi Sun, 23 Aug 2009 18:22:00 +0000 http://blog.efvincent.com/?p=24#comment-14 When having "twirl" open with 4 windows, the CPU is used between 1-3%. As I said, just try it yourself. In this SL3 Quake demo, the frame rate is not affected by AIR apps: http://www.innoveware.com/ql3/QuakeLight.html When having “twirl” open with 4 windows, the CPU is used between 1-3%. As I said, just try it yourself.

In this SL3 Quake demo, the frame rate is not affected by AIR apps: http://www.innoveware.com/ql3/QuakeLight.html

]]> Comment on Adding Concurrency Optimization in Silverlight 3 by Chad http://blog.efvincent.com/concurrency-optimization-silverlight/comment-page-1/#comment-13 Chad Sun, 23 Aug 2009 03:53:13 +0000 http://blog.efvincent.com/?p=24#comment-13 Amazing article and a very interesting read. Amazing article and a very interesting read.

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