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Any Discussion Sa Threading?; Available in Visual Studio .Net 2003&Up
Topic Started: Aug 24 2006, 05:08 AM (918 Views)
whimsy
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ei... about what na siya ang threading???? magamit tamana mag progarmming ta????
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angelpeach_12
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Amo man kuno siling sng mga genius. :big grin:
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whimsy
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ask lg me if correct ni ang meaning sang threading nga gina ask ni sir???

Hyper-Threading Technology
Enterprise, e-Business, and gaming software applications continue to put higher demands on processors. To improve performance in the past, threading was enabled in the software by splitting instructions into multiple streams so that multiple processors could act upon them. Hyper-Threading Technology (HT Technology)† provides thread-level parallelism on each processor, resulting in more efficient use of processor resources, higher processing throughput, and improved performance on today's multithreaded software. The combination of an Intel® processor and chipset that support HT Technology, an operating system that includes optimizations for HT Technology, and a BIOS that supports HT Technology and has it enabled, delivers increased system performance and responsiveness.

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angelpeach_12
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sorry...i don't u :unsure: nderstand???
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brentchua
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@whimsy: yes that is threading
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vincentg
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Sure cge ubra sweet VB.Net/C# na thread...Coz if you ask me, based on experience gid ya, majority of programming uses these languages..

We can discuss more advance topics ta gid so para may idea ang Comsci on what's in it in the REAL World. hehehe....

Si Sir Sigfried anay ninyo pa ubra sang Category or Thread on where ta ma Start.

C# threading kag VB.Net parehas man lng sila style...

Syntax man lng nag lain. Logic is the same.

Where to start? Sa diin na topic? Mapuno ni karon ang CS104.

Actually, we need to learn fast Threading Technique is medyo dugay na...just imagine when nag start ang VB.Net 2003?



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vincentg
Sep 5 2006, 07:42 PM
Si Sir Sigfried anay ninyo pa ubra sang Category or Thread on where ta ma Start.

I've already created the forum yesterday.
http://z11.invisionfree.com/USLSComSci/ind...hp?showforum=55

Pag may time ko, I may also put some notes on intro to threads in Java :p

btw, Mr. Vencint ... it's Shiegfred not Sigfried b-(
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angelpeach_12
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For VB.Net fanatics.. try this one... make it sure my Procedure ka man nga LoadingAccounts....and you can call the LoadAccounts on Form Load or an on Click Event...

Sub LoadAccounts()
        Dim StartAutoOffsetThread As System.Threading.Thread
        StartAutoOffsetThread = New System.Threading.Thread(AddressOf LoadingAccounts)
        StartAutoOffsetThread.Name = "Load Accounts"
        StartAutoOffsetThread.Start()
End Sub


WHat is VB.Net??? is this the same as C++??? :unsure:
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angelpeach_12
Sep 6 2006, 07:26 AM

WHat is VB.Net??? is this the same as C++??? :unsure:

No. Although they are both programming languages, they differ very much from each other.

VB- is Microsoft's Visual Basic for RAD(rapid applications development)
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vincentg
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hey guys,

gina open ko man lng ang C# because....after C++ diin kamu makad2?

D ba sa 4GL? so at least may idea naman kamo.

If you really C++ coding. You should go for Visual C#. This is the history of it...

Visual Studio 6.0 consist of the ff
1. Visual Basic 6.0
2. Visual C++
3. Visual FoxPro 6.0
4. Visual InterDev 6.0 (Classical ASP)
5. Visual J++

The came out the .Net

Visual Studio .Net 2003
1. Visual Basic.Net
2. Visual C# (why # 'sharp'? 4 ka '+' so it came out a # character)
3. ASP.Net (you can code in VB or C#)

Visual Studio .Net 2005
Same as above...
More Integration with SQL Server especially 2005


Sorry about the spelling Sig. :)
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angelpeach_12
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Kadamo visual ah... wla pa kami gling dra...2nd year pa lng kmi... :happy:
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vincentg
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Maayo na gani at least mas timprano mas maayo nga damu na kamu nabal-an.

Never Ending nga learning.
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pinkchina
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uhm... excuse me... ask lng ko tani if related na sya sa sa pointers??....

b'coz as i see sa example na gin hatag dw my dot operator... am i right???
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whimsy
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hi che,

to: pinkchina


ano mas undertsand mo? pointers or struct? :wink:
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angelpeach_12
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ano mas undertsand mo? pointers or struct?


Hello...for me, i understand struct than pointers coz' struct is like calling a function.
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