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פיתוח תוכנה Parallel Programming with .NET 4.5
מספר הקורס 4155 24 סה"כ שעות אקדמאיות
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Overview
At the beginning of 2005 Herb Sutter had an article stating that the developer’s free lunch is over. We had an assumption that more transistors in the CPU imply better application execution speed - the CPU executes the code in a sequential manner hence the performance of the CPU-bound code is directly related to CPU frequency. This used to be our “Free Lunch”: an old program runs faster on a new CPU. The only problem is that using this assumption with modern low power consumption multi-core CPUs is wrong, and we might even find that an old program runs slower on a newer CPU! Since performance is no longer tied to CPU frequency we need to leverage parallelism – our new free lunch.
In this 3-day course we will see the abstractions, libraries and tools that Microsoft provides for .NET developers. We will start with understanding the concepts involved in parallel programming such as threads and locks. We will then see how these concepts are applied in the .NET Framework and continue on to advanced abstractions and techniques that the framework provides. These abstractions include the Task Parallel Library (TPL), Parallel LINQ, Concurrent Collections and more.
On Completion, Delegates will be able to
Understand the concepts of parallel programming
Gain hands-on experience in parallel programming with .NET
Use .NET's synchronization constructs, TPL, PLINQ and concurrent collections
Who Should Attend
.NET developers
Module 1: Introduction to Parallel Programming
- What is parallel programming?
- The need for parallel programing
- Moore's Law
- Threads & Processes
- Scale-Up vs. Scale-Out
- Amdahl's Law
- Software & hardware obstacles
Module 2: Basic .NET Threading and Synchronization
- System.Thread
- The lock keyword
- Monitor
- Synchronization constructs (Mutex, Semaphore, Wait Handles etc.)
- Interlocked methods
- The .NET ThreadPool
- The Asynchronous Programming Model (APM)
Module 3: Concurrent Collections
- The need for concurrent collections
- Concurrent collection usage
- System.Collections.Concurrent namespace
Module 4: TPL Basics
- Task Parallel Library overview
- What is a task?
- Creating and using tasks
- Waiting for task completion
- Task coordination
- Exception Handling
Module 5: Parallel Control Structures
- Parallel.For
- Parallel.ForEach
- Parallel.Invoke
- Cancelling a loop
- Partitioning
Module 6: Parallel LINQ
- Introduction to LINQ
- Parallelizing LINQ
Module 7: Advanced TPL
- Task cancellation
- Parent/Child tasks
- Task schedulers
- The async & await keywords
- Asynchronous methods and WCF
- Asynchronous methods and the Windows 8 API
Module 8: TPL Data Flow Networks
- The Actor Model
- Action Blocks
- Building a data flow network
Module 9: Diagnostics & Profiling
- Parallel Tasks window
- Parallel Threads window
- Concurrency Profiler
- NET developers with at least 1 year of experience
- C# language proficiency – an advantage (all code samples are given in C#)
- Familiarity with multi-threading and synchronization concepts is an advantage
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