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Today we are going to implement trivial ScheduledExecutorService in C#. Introduction We want to have a thread pool of fixed size which we can use to execute three types of tasks: One time tasks Tasks with fixed delay between executions Tasks with fixed rate of executions Let’s go. Bookkeeping We start with the following: We … Continue reading Trivial ScheduledThreadPoolExecutor in C#
This is the fourth part of the WRK series. For your convenience you can find other parts in the table of contents in Part 1 — Compiling and debugging To create a new module, you need to prepare some directories and a make file. First, create the following structure in base\ntos Next, in module\BUILD\ put … Continue reading Windows Research Kernel Part 4 — New module
This is the third part of the WRK series. For your convenience you can find other parts in the table of contents in Part 1 — Compiling and debugging Today we are going to write a very simple hello world in the kernel space. Let’s go. Kernel First, we need to add new syscall to … Continue reading Windows Research Kernel Part 3 — Syscall
This is the second part of the WRK series. For your convenience you can find other parts in the table of contents in Part 1 — Compiling and debugging In this part we are going to monitor the invocation of QuerySystemInformation system function by using the debugger. First, make sure that you can debug the … Continue reading Windows Research Kernel Part 2 — Monitoring the function invocation
This is the first part of the WRK series. For your convenience you can find other parts using the links below (or by guessing the address): Part 1 – Compiling and debugging Part 2 – Monitoring and function invocation Part 3 — Syscall Part 4 — New module Nowadays Microsoft is very happy to share … Continue reading Windows Research Kernel Part 1 — Compiling and debugging