Say I have a situation where I really want to use Parallel.ForEach
instead of a regular foreach
loop because it's much more performant (and way cooler), but having .NET
determine the degree of parallelism for me leads to disastrous effects.
Now say that I've discovered the magic number that I need to place in t开发者_StackOverflow社区he ParallelOptions.MaxDegreeOfParallelism
parameter so that my application is super tasty fast and not super tasty broken.
Instead of having to remember to include a ParallelOptions
parameter with the magic number every time I invoke Parallel.ForEach
(or any other derivative of it), is there any way to specify the degree of parallelism at the web.config
level? Or some other approach where the value can be set globally and invisibly so I don't have to rely on the memory of myself and fellow developers any time we want to gain the benefits of parallelism?
The short answer is No, you can't configure this parameter using a config file, however you can still have a const variable that all your call can refer to.
You could make your own wrapper function that calls Parallel.Foreach
that reads the degree from a config file or from a constant.
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