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    Is it possible to use IO Completion Ports in C# or MC++? If so any suggestions on where to start? -BestSnowman

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      Is it possible to use IO Completion Ports in C# or MC++? If so any suggestions on where to start? -BestSnowman

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      Take a look at this article : http://www.experts-exchange.com/Programming/Programming_Languages/C_Sharp/Q_20376465.html[^] This should help you.

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        Is it possible to use IO Completion Ports in C# or MC++? If so any suggestions on where to start? -BestSnowman

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        BestSnowman wrote: Is it possible to use IO Completion Ports in C# or MC++? That depends on what you want to do, as the link AK gave you says IOCP isn't exposed directly by the framework. But Eric Gunnerson[^] confirmed in the early days of this forum that if IOCP is available the BeginRead/BeginWrite methods on the various Stream classes will make use of it. [edit]The thread[^][/edit] James "It is self repeating, of unknown pattern" Data - Star Trek: The Next Generation

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