private void ReproduceByParallelThreads()
{
#region Parallel Reproduct Code
Thread[] th = new Thread[countCPUCore];
// Create a semaphore that can satisfy up to three
// concurrent requests. Use an initial count of zero,
// so that the entire semaphore count is initially
// owned by the main program thread.
//
Semaphore sem = new Semaphore(countCPUCore, countCPUCore);
bool[] isAlive = new bool[countCPUCore];
bool[] isCompleted = new bool[countCPUCore];
int length = (Npop - N_keep) / countCPUCore;
int divideReminder = (Npop - N_keep) % countCPUCore;
for (int proc = 0; proc < th.Length; proc++)
{
ThreadToken tt = new ThreadToken(proc,
length + ((proc == countCPUCore - 1) ? divideReminder : 0),
N_keep + (proc * length));
th[proc] = new Thread(new ParameterizedThreadStart((x) =>
{
// Entered
sem.WaitOne();
isAlive[((ThreadToken)x).No] = true;
// work ...
PReproduction(((ThreadToken)x).startIndex, ((ThreadToken)x).length, ((ThreadToken)x).rand);
// We have finished our job, so release the semaphore
isCompleted[((ThreadToken)x).No] = true;
sem.Release();
}));
setThreadPriority(th[proc]);
th[proc].Start(tt);
}
startloop:
foreach (bool alive in isAlive) // wait parent starter for start all children.
if (!alive)
goto startloop;
endLoop:
sem.WaitOne();
foreach (bool complete in isCompleted) // wait parent to interrupt for finishes all of children jobs.
if (!complete)
goto endLoop;
// Continue Parent Work
sem.Close();
#endregion
}
private void ReproduceByParallelTask()
{
#region Parallel Reproduct Code
Task[] tasks = new Task[countCPUCore];
int length = (Npop - N_keep) / countCPUCore;
int divideReminder = (Npop - N_keep) % countCPUCore;
for (int proc = 0; proc < tasks.Length; proc++)
{
ThreadToken tt = new ThreadToken(proc,
length + ((proc == countCPUCore - 1) ? divideReminder : 0),
N_keep + (proc * length));
tasks[proc] = Task.Factory.StartNew(x =>
{
// work ...
PReproduction(((ThreadToken)x).startIndex, ((ThreadToken)x).length, ((ThreadToken)x).rand);
}, tt, tokenSource.Token);// TaskCreationOptions.AttachedToParent);
}
// When user code that is running in a task creates a task with the AttachedToParent option,
// the new task is known as a child task of the originating task,
// which is known as the parent task.
// You can use the AttachedToParent option to express structured task parallelism,
// because the parent task implicitly waits for all child tasks to complete.
// The following example shows a task that creates one child task:
Task.WaitAll(tasks);
// or
//Block until all tasks complete.
//Parent.Wait(); // when all task are into a parent task
#endregion
}
