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Parallel.ForEach in VB.NET

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For Each row As DataRow In FooDataTable.Rows
    Me.RowsToProcess.Add(row)
Next

Dim myOptions As ParallelOptions = New ParallelOptions()
myOptions.MaxDegreeOfParallelism = environment.processorcount

Parallel.ForEach(RowsToProcess, myOptions, Sub(currentRow, state)
                                               ProcessRowParallel(currentRow, state)
                                           End Sub)
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Task Parallel Library (TPL):
* Task Parallel Library TPL
* Basic producer-consumer loop BlockingCollection
* Parallel.Invoke
* Task basic instantiation and Wait
* Parallel.For
* Parallel.ForEach
* Task.WhenAll
* Task Returning a value
* Task cancelling using CancellationToken
* Task handling exceptions without using Wait
* Task handling exceptions using Wait
* Task WaitAny
* Task WaitAll and variable capturing
* Flowing execution context with AsyncLocal
* Parallel.ForEach in VB.NET
* Task.WhenAny
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