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How to use the static Parallel class

Posted By: Daniel Moth | Nov 29th, 2007 @ 2:33 PM | 7,467 Views | 0 Comments

Author: Hi, I am Daniel Moth Smiley

Introduction: The .NET incarnation of the solution to "imperative data parallelism" lives in the static Parallel class of the Parallel Extensions assembly. If that sentence confuses you a bit, watch the 20' video for the full explanation.

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