Reputation: 749
Where can I see the actual code that performs the heavy lifting on TryDequeue? I tried F12 (Go To Definition) but just the method name and parameters.
lock (this)
{
T overflow;
while (q.Count > Limit && q.TryDequeue(out overflow)) ;
}
Upvotes: 1
Views: 769
Reputation: 14007
ConcurrentQueue
is a class of the .NET framework. As such, it is available on your system as a binary in the global assembly cache. That means it comes without source code. In the title of your tab you will see the remark [from metadata], which means it is auto-generated source.
You can check the reference source online, which is provided by Microsoft. You can also use a decompiler like ILSpy or reflector.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 30001
You can view the reference source. Highly recommend not locking around a ConcurrentQueue
, it defeats the purpose. A Queue
will be much faster in that case.
Upvotes: 1