Thread: Now can i make a lot of threads of a same method?

Some suggestions that may improve performance, and are applicable to a single-threaded or multi-threaded app: 1. don't use regexes for this, they are powerful however they are slower than simple string logic; 2. don't use string.Split() if all you need is one part Hence, use an overload of string.IndexOf() to find the Nth comma; use another IndexOf() to find the next one, then use string.SubString BTW: this would fail if fields also...

Mmmm it can be interesting... tomorrow i'll try it because now is time to go to sleep Seriously, because that program is for me and not to sell it I haven't thinked about RAM Anyway, I say you what the program does. Well what the program does is to take the text that i want of all the text file. In each text file there are a lot of lines and in each line there're some data separated by commas representing they're columns...

First, creating that many threads is pointless. Second, allocating a thread also allocates 1MB of memory to go with it. So, if you actually had one thread running per object and had to process, say, 500 objects at once, you just ate up 500MB of RAM. Lastly, the largest number of threads you can use and still gain a performance benefit is the number of cores in your processor. Also, a hard drive can only read one area of the disk at a time, so...