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Stoitcho Goutsev \(100\) [C# MVP]
Hi Alok,
I can't say anything looking at the pseudo code I posted, but anyways you
can't use the Idle event for this, I believe. Idle is fired when the message
queue becomes free and this happens quite often. Fortunately it is nearly
impossible to keep the message queue full. You should consider some other
techniques.
I can't say anything looking at the pseudo code I posted, but anyways you
can't use the Idle event for this, I believe. Idle is fired when the message
queue becomes free and this happens quite often. Fortunately it is nearly
impossible to keep the message queue full. You should consider some other
techniques.