Simulating a queue about reactor-core-dotnet HOT 8 OPEN

Are you familiar with reactive programming? There is no explicit queue but a stream which might be driven from a Processor and observed on some background Scheduler. I'd also suggest checking stackoverflow for similar questions.

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Got it, Hasthe WorkQueueProcessor been proted over as yet? I think this is what I need!
thanks.
Sean.

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No and I don't know if I can do it as I don't understand its purpose and flow pattern.

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how closely does this port stick to the JVM original? the JVM verouses the Java Runnable interface which is analogous to the deligate passed to the Thread as the ThreadStart delegate? Should we use c#/.net idioms where possible, or directly convert the Javcode?

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The API mirrors that of Reactor-Core from June 2016. The current and upcoming Reactor-Core have diverged from that since then.

This C# is a general .NET Core platform compatible and I don't think you can manually create Threads with it. The only thing that's available is the Task primitives that don't leave much control about how many and which thread run.

Otherwise, the extension methods in Flux and Mono use standard Func and Action delegates because there is no functional-interface notion in C# and there is no need for it really.

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Hi, Looking at this further, System.Threading.Thread is going ot be fully supported in .net standard 2.0. v1.3, has support, but it's not fully implemented. What version of .net standard does Reactor-Core support?

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It is marked as a portable class library which is compatible with .NET Core 1. We are at the mercy of Visual Studio 2015 here. If things get upgraded in the mean time, we may at the end release for Core 2.0 after all.

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