AlexLans
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Hello,
I've have a services that uses multithreading. Now when these service runs an a machine with only 1 core processor it works great. But when I run it on a dual/quad core machine it starts to hang and do all other kind of weird things. No I've already read about the synclock etc. I've changed my code and it's already working better. But what I was wondering....
With the program Process Explorer you can access your service and tell it to only use 1 core.. Is this also possible by vb.net code. So for example when the service starts, it's only allowed to use 1 core? If yes, does someone has an example? Thanx.
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I've have a services that uses multithreading. Now when these service runs an a machine with only 1 core processor it works great. But when I run it on a dual/quad core machine it starts to hang and do all other kind of weird things. No I've already read about the synclock etc. I've changed my code and it's already working better. But what I was wondering....
With the program Process Explorer you can access your service and tell it to only use 1 core.. Is this also possible by vb.net code. So for example when the service starts, it's only allowed to use 1 core? If yes, does someone has an example? Thanx.
See Ya
