monitors

How can I change monitor settings to duplicate and extend via script

核能气质少年 提交于 2020-01-03 15:54:14
问题 As I am using a laptop with a tv as its second monitor I want to make a little script which will trigger screen settings from extended to clone and when it is set to clone it should set the screen settings to extended. I want to make it in c# as it is my primary language and I think it could solve my problem. So i have made a console application like this for now: class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { DisplayChanger.Start(); } private static Process DisplayChanger = new Process {

Mutexes vs Monitors - A Comparison

╄→гoц情女王★ 提交于 2019-12-22 15:04:33
问题 From what I have learned about Mutexes - they generally provide a locking capability on a shared resources. So if a new thread wants to access this locked shared resource - it either quits or has to continually poll the lock (and wastes processor cycles in waiting for the lock). However, a monitor has condition variables which provides a more asynchronous way for waiting threads - by putting them on wait queue and thereby not making them consume processor cycles. Would this be the only

Mutexes vs Monitors - A Comparison

随声附和 提交于 2019-12-06 07:59:51
From what I have learned about Mutexes - they generally provide a locking capability on a shared resources. So if a new thread wants to access this locked shared resource - it either quits or has to continually poll the lock (and wastes processor cycles in waiting for the lock). However, a monitor has condition variables which provides a more asynchronous way for waiting threads - by putting them on wait queue and thereby not making them consume processor cycles. Would this be the only advantage of monitors over mutexes (or any general locking mechanism without condition variables) ? Mutexes