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on 6/11/2016 12:48 PM
Hopac uses a bounded pool of worker threads, number of which is equal to number of CPU cores (by default). A dangerous thing about this design is that a situation is possible where all the threads are busy doing some CPU intensive work and no other Hopac jobs can proceed. A good solution for this is running such a CPU bound computations on the standard .NET thread pool, freeing Hopac pool for more intelligent work. I found a nice code in one of the older Hopac GitHub discussions which schedules a ordinary [...]
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