C# Real-Time programming.

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C# Real-Time programming.

I am trying to figure out if there are more things then process priority that can improve the responsiveness of C# applications. Is it possible to force a program to stay in memory without turning off the swapfile Is there anything else that can be done


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C# Real-Time programming.

  • barkingdog

    I don't imagine you would want to use c# as a realtime language, it's interpreted by a virtual machine. Also windows isn't really an operating system you would want to use for anything realtime. Although that's just my opinion. I'd look into an os that is specifically designed for realtime applications like QNX.


  • Tim Anderson

    Yeah, i know that. Im not doing an app that has true rt constraint like but i want to get as as close to rt as i can. Im creating a termial-server app that only runs a gui in windows, but i want the gui to be as responsive as possible. It will do a lot of caching so i rather delete stuff from the cache to free memory then swap it to disk, as getting the data from the server may be faster then local disk I/O.
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