Tychosoft Extensions consist of a series of stand-alone extensions classes for the C# language and are typically installed as a nupkg file. While they are general purpose, many were from work on C# telephony service daemons. All classes are imported under the Tychosoft.Extensions namespace.
At the moment this is just a wrapper for atomic counter types. It may include atomic containers in the future.
This provides a stable wrapper around linked lists for a deque. This class is uses for tasks.
This is a generic stand-alone logger system that is implimented as a pure static class. This means you do not have to create instances of loggers everywhere in your code. There is a component Startup and Shutdown method you probably would call from your main(), and then you just call various static logger member functions directly.
The ScanFile and ScanDir classes are used to execute lambda functors from each line of a text file or each entry in a directory. The idea behind this is found in the behavior of the Ruby file library.
This allows you to break down and call function methods thru a dispatch queue. The queue is consumed in a single thread context, and the function requests are processed in order. This allows for writing components where you want to have all operations that manipulate private data do so from a single thread context so you can avoid the use of synchronization locks.
The C# implimentation is now based on and offers rough feature parity with the C++ version (task_queue) found in ModernCLI. ConcurrentQueue has been replaced with Deque, and other behaviors are more consistent with ModernCLI.
Just some simple templates for C# features that seem missing or incomplete.
This is a "cron-like" lambda dispatch service for calling timed or periodic functions in an application.
This provides rough emulation of the Go waitgroup sync object.