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TaskFactory

How to use TaskFactory class of Microsoft.Coyote.Rewriting.Types.Threading.Tasks package

Best Coyote code snippet using Microsoft.Coyote.Rewriting.Types.Threading.Tasks.TaskFactory

TypeRewritingPass.cs

Source: TypeRewritingPass.cs

...65            this.KnownTypes[NameCache.TaskCompletionSource] = typeof(Types.Threading.Tasks.TaskCompletionSource);66#endif67            this.KnownTypes[NameCache.GenericTaskCompletionSource] = typeof(Types.Threading.Tasks.TaskCompletionSource<>);68            this.KnownTypes[NameCache.TaskExtensions] = typeof(Types.TaskExtensions);69            this.KnownTypes[NameCache.TaskFactory] = typeof(Types.Threading.Tasks.TaskFactory);70            this.KnownTypes[NameCache.GenericTaskFactory] = typeof(Types.Threading.Tasks.TaskFactory<>);71            this.KnownTypes[NameCache.TaskParallel] = typeof(Types.Threading.Tasks.Parallel);72            // Populate the map with the known synchronization types.73            this.KnownTypes[NameCache.Monitor] = typeof(Types.Threading.Monitor);74            this.KnownTypes[NameCache.SemaphoreSlim] = typeof(Types.Threading.SemaphoreSlim);75#if NET || NETCOREAPP3_176            // Populate the map with the known HTTP and web-related types.77            this.KnownTypes[NameCache.HttpClient] = typeof(Types.Net.Http.HttpClient);78            this.KnownTypes[NameCache.HttpRequestMessage] = typeof(Types.Net.Http.HttpRequestMessage);79#endif80            if (options.IsRewritingConcurrentCollections)81            {82                this.KnownTypes[NameCache.ConcurrentBag] = typeof(Types.Collections.Concurrent.ConcurrentBag<>);83                this.KnownTypes[NameCache.ConcurrentDictionary] = typeof(Types.Collections.Concurrent.ConcurrentDictionary<,>);84                this.KnownTypes[NameCache.ConcurrentQueue] = typeof(Types.Collections.Concurrent.ConcurrentQueue<>);...

ValueTask.cs

Source: ValueTask.cs

...74#pragma warning disable CA1000 // Do not declare static members on generic types75        /// <summary>76        /// The default generic task factory.77        /// </summary>78        private static SystemTasks.TaskFactory<TResult> DefaultFactory = new SystemTasks.TaskFactory<TResult>();79        /// <summary>80        /// Provides access to factory methods for creating controlled generic task instances.81        /// </summary>82        public static SystemTasks.TaskFactory<TResult> Factory83        {84            get85            {86                var runtime = CoyoteRuntime.Current;87                if (runtime.SchedulingPolicy is SchedulingPolicy.None)88                {89                    return DefaultFactory;90                }91                // TODO: cache this per runtime.92                return new SystemTasks.TaskFactory<TResult>(SystemCancellationToken.None,93                    SystemTaskCreationOptions.HideScheduler, SystemTaskContinuationOptions.HideScheduler,94                    runtime.ControlledTaskScheduler);95            }96        }97        /// <summary>98        /// Gets the result value of the specified generic task.99        /// </summary>100#pragma warning disable CA1707 // Remove the underscores from member name101#pragma warning disable SA1300 // Element should begin with an uppercase letter102#pragma warning disable IDE1006 // Naming Styles103        public static TResult get_Result(ref SystemTasks.ValueTask<TResult> task)104        {105            var runtime = CoyoteRuntime.Current;106            if (runtime.SchedulingPolicy != SchedulingPolicy.None &&...

RequestControllerMiddleware.cs

Source: RequestControllerMiddleware.cs

...42                    runtime.Id, request.Method, request.Path, SystemThread.CurrentThread.ManagedThreadId);43                TryExtractSourceOperation(request, runtime, out ControlledOperation source);44                var op = HttpOperation.Create(ToHttpMethod(request.Method), request.Path, runtime, source);45                OperationGroup.SetCurrent(op.Group);46                await runtime.TaskFactory.StartNew(state =>47                    {48                        SystemTask task = this.Next(context);49                        TaskServices.WaitUntilTaskCompletes(runtime, op, task);50                        task.GetAwaiter().GetResult();51                    },52                    op,53                    default,54                    runtime.TaskFactory.CreationOptions | SystemTaskCreationOptions.DenyChildAttach,55                    runtime.TaskFactory.Scheduler);56            }57            else58            {59                IO.Debug.WriteLine($"[coyote::debug] Unable to control the '{0} {1}' request on thread '{2}'.",60                    request?.Method, request?.Path, SystemThread.CurrentThread.ManagedThreadId);61                await this.Next(context);62            }63        }64        /// <summary>65        /// Tries to return the runtime instance that has the identifier defined in the value66        /// of the <see cref="HttpRequestHeader.RuntimeId"/> header of the specified request,67        /// if there is such a header available.68        /// </summary>69        /// <remarks>...

TaskFactory

Using AI Code Generation

1using System;2using System.Threading.Tasks;3using Microsoft.Coyote.Rewriting.Types.Threading.Tasks;4{5    {6        static void Main(string[] args)7        {8            var factory = new TaskFactory();9            factory.StartNew(() => Console.WriteLine("Hello World!"));10            Console.ReadLine();11        }12    }13}14using System;15using System.Threading.Tasks;16using Microsoft.Coyote.Rewriting.Types.Threading.Tasks;17{18    {19        static void Main(string[] args)20        {21            var factory = new TaskFactory();22            factory.StartNew(() => Console.WriteLine("Hello World!"));23            Console.ReadLine();24        }25    }26}

TaskFactory

Using AI Code Generation

1using System;2using System.Threading.Tasks;3using Microsoft.Coyote.Rewriting.Types.Threading.Tasks;4{5    {6        static void Main(string[] args)7        {8            TaskFactory factory = new TaskFactory();9            Task t1 = factory.StartNew(() => { Console.WriteLine("Hello"); });10            Task t2 = factory.StartNew(() => { Console.WriteLine("World"); });11            t1.Wait();12            t2.Wait();13            Console.WriteLine("Done!");14        }15    }16}

TaskFactory

Using AI Code Generation

1using Microsoft.Coyote.Rewriting.Types.Threading.Tasks;2using System.Threading.Tasks;3{4    {5        public static void Main()6        {7            TaskFactory taskFactory = new TaskFactory();8            Task task = taskFactory.StartNew(() => { });9        }10    }11}

TaskFactory

Using AI Code Generation

1using Microsoft.Coyote.Rewriting.Types.Threading.Tasks;2using System;3using System.Threading.Tasks;4{5    {6        static void Main(string[] args)7        {8            var task = Task.Run(async () =>9            {10                var t = Task.Run(() => Console.WriteLine("Hello World"));11                await t;12            });13            task.Wait();14            Console.WriteLine("Done");15        }16    }17}18using System;19using System.Threading.Tasks;20{21    {22        static void Main(string[] args)23        {24            var task = Task.Run(async () =>25            {26                var t = Task.Run(() => Console.WriteLine("Hello World"));27                await t;28            });29            task.Wait();30            Console.WriteLine("Done");31        }32    }33}

TaskFactory

Using AI Code Generation

1using System.Threading.Tasks;2using Microsoft.Coyote.Rewriting.Types.Threading.Tasks;3{4    {5        public void MyMethod()6        {7            Task<int> task = new Task<int>(() => 1);8            task.Start();9            TaskFactory factory = new TaskFactory();10            Task<int> task2 = factory.StartNew(() => 1);11        }12    }13}14using System.Threading.Tasks;15{16    {17        public void MyMethod()18        {19            Task<int> task = new Task<int>(() => 1);20            task.Start();21            TaskFactory factory = new TaskFactory();22            Task<int> task2 = factory.StartNew(() => 1);23        }24    }25}

TaskFactory

Using AI Code Generation

1using System;2using Microsoft.Coyote.Rewriting.Types.Threading.Tasks;3{4    {5        public static void Main()6        {7            TaskFactory factory = new TaskFactory();8            Task task = factory.StartNew(() =>9            {10                Console.WriteLine("Hello, world!");11            });12            task.Wait();13        }14    }15}

TaskFactory

Using AI Code Generation

1using System.Threading.Tasks;2using Microsoft.Coyote.Rewriting.Types.Threading.Tasks;3using Microsoft.Coyote.Rewriting.Types.Threading.Tasks.Extensions;4using System;5using System.Threading;6using System.Threading.Tasks;7{8    {9        static void Main(string[] args)10        {11            TaskFactory tf = new TaskFactory();12            var t1 = tf.StartNew(() => { Console.WriteLine("Hello World!"); });13            t1.Wait();14        }15    }16}17using System.Threading.Tasks;18using Microsoft.Coyote.Rewriting.Types.Threading.Tasks;19using Microsoft.Coyote.Rewriting.Types.Threading.Tasks.Extensions;20using System;21using System.Threading;22using System.Threading.Tasks;23{24    {25        static void Main(string[] args)26        {27            var t1 = Task.Factory.StartNew(() => { Console.WriteLine("Hello World!"); });28            t1.Wait();29        }30    }31}32using System.Threading.Tasks;33using Microsoft.Coyote.Rewriting.Types.Threading.Tasks;34using Microsoft.Coyote.Rewriting.Types.Threading.Tasks.Extensions;35using System;36using System.Threading;37using System.Threading.Tasks;38{39    {40        static void Main(string[] args)41        {42            var t1 = Task.Factory.StartNew(() => { Console.WriteLine("Hello World!"); });43            t1.Wait();44        }45    }46}47using System.Threading.Tasks;48using Microsoft.Coyote.Rewriting.Types.Threading.Tasks;49using Microsoft.Coyote.Rewriting.Types.Threading.Tasks.Extensions;50using System;51using System.Threading;52using System.Threading.Tasks;53{54    {55        static void Main(string[] args)56        {57            var t1 = new Task(() => { Console.WriteLine("Hello World!"); });58            t1.Start();59            t1.Wait();60        }61    }62}63using System.Threading.Tasks;64using Microsoft.Coyote.Rewriting.Types.Threading.Tasks;65using Microsoft.Coyote.Rewriting.Types.Threading.Tasks.Extensions;

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