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Delving into the world of asynchronous and concurrent programming can be quite daunting these days. There is a deluge of jargon and hip new libraries to learn as a newbie. At times, it feels like the difficulty in navigating these rough waters might rightly be interpreted as a dire warning: BEWARE THEE WHO DOES NOT KEEP HIS PROMISES. But what is a promise anyway? And for that matter, what is a future? Or a continuation? And here I thought I was in over my head when I started threading...
While I won't even try to completely illuminate these topics in a single blog post, I hope to provide a straightforward explanation that can help a beginner navigating the waters of asynchronous programming. Really, once you get past the nomenclature, these programming constructs are REALLY interesting and useful.
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In my current role I have the opportunity to use a variety of tools to solve the problems I am presented with at work. While LabVIEW and TestStand were my key value propositions as a new hire, I quickly found myself gravitating toward C# as my tool of choice. This is in no small part due to the clunky nature of interacting with ActiveX APIs in LabVIEW.
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