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Technical report demonstrates a new .NET library that simplifies parallel execution in CPU-bound workloads, suggesting enhanced efficiency.
`INAF.Libraries.Net.Parallelization` is a lightweight .NET library designed to simplify the execution of CPU-bound parallel workloads. The solution provides helper classes that wrap the standard .NET parallel programming APIs and expose a small set of utility methods for executing indexed iterations in parallel.The library focuses on: controlling the maximum number of processors used during parallel execution; simplifying `Parallel.For` and `Parallel.ForEach` invocation patterns; supporting cancellation-aware parallel execution; providing reusable iteration thresholds through shared constants.
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