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Introducing EffectiveIoC

Last week I tweeted a few times about writing an IoC container in less than 60 lines of code. I also blogged about how I thought the average IoC container was overly complex and didn’t promote DI-friendliness. Well, EffectiveIoC is the result of that short spike. The core ended up being about...

Posted to Peter Ritchie's MVP Blog by PeterRitchie on Mon, Mar 11 2013
Filed under: Filed under: C#, .NET Development, .NET 4.0, .NET 4.5, EffectiveIoC
Thread synchronization of non-atomic invariants in .NET 4.5

Now that we’ve seen how a singular x86-x64 focus might affect how we can synchronize atomic invariants , let’s look at non-atomic invariants. While an atomic invariant really doesn’t need much in the way of guarding , non-atomic invariants often do. The rules by which the invariant is correct are...

Posted to Peter Ritchie's MVP Blog by PeterRitchie on Tue, Sep 11 2012
Filed under: Filed under: C#, .NET Development, Design/Coding Guidance, DevCenterPost, Software Development Guidance, Multithreaded, .NET 4.5, Concurrency, Visual Studio 2012
Thread synchronization of atomic invariants in .NET 4.5 clarifications

In Thread synchronization of atomic invariants in .NET 4.5 I’m presenting my observations of what the compiler does in very narrow context of only on Intel x86 and Intel x64 with a particular version of .NET. You can install SDKs that give you access to compilers to other processors. For example...

Posted to Peter Ritchie's MVP Blog by PeterRitchie on Mon, Sep 10 2012
Filed under: Filed under: .NET Development, DevCenterPost, Software Development Guidance, Multithreaded, .NET 4.5, Concurrency
Thread synchronization of atomic invariants in .NET 4.5

I've written before about multi-threaded programming in .NET (C#). Spinning up threads and executing code on another thread isn't really the hard part. The hard part is synchronization of data between threads. Most of what I've written about is from a processor agnostic point of view. It's...

Posted to Peter Ritchie's MVP Blog by PeterRitchie on Sun, Sep 9 2012
Filed under: Filed under: C#, .NET Development, DevCenterPost, Software Development Guidance, Multithreaded, .NET 4.5, Concurrency

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Introducing EffectiveIoC

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