index Download it now in the Unity Asset Store | Get the Source Code on GitHub The Concurrency Kit is a .NET / Mono kit that includes a port of the Task Parallel Library and extends it to support Fibers, Coroutines, and Unity. Fibers allow code paths to execute concurrently using a single thread by leveraging the co-operative yielding behavior of coroutines. //Starttask1 vart1=Task.Factory.StartNew(()=>PatHead()); //Starttask2 vart2=Task.Factory.StartNew(()=>RubTummy()); //Thistaskwillcompletewhent1andt2completeand //thenitwillcontinuebyexecutingahappydance. Task.WhenAll(t1,t2).ContinueWith(t3=>HappyDance()); Because code written in this manner is designed with concurrency in mind, tasks can run in parallel across multiple threads or as concurrent fibers on a single thread by changing out the task scheduler. This flexibility makes it easy to write and maintain portable asynchronous code that scales. Interoperability Use the feature rich asynchronous task model in your designs. publicclassHttpClient{ publicTask<HttpResponseMessage>GetAsync( stringrequestUri); publicTask<HttpResponseMessage>PostAsync( stringrequestUri, HttpContentcontent); } Usability Start a background task using the thread pool and complete the operation on the main thread Declaratively schedule workflows with chained asynchronous tasks and anonymous delegates Task.Factory.StartNew(()=>DoSomethingFromThreadPool()). ContinueWith(lastTask=>DoSomethingFromMainThread(), mainThreadScheduler); Coordinate between concurrently executing tasks Task.Factory.ContinueWhenAny(tasksToRun, winner=>print("Thewinneris:"+winner)); Easily cancel tasks in progress CancellationTokenSourcetokenSource=newCancellationTokenSource(); voidStart() { Task.Factory.StartNew(()=>DoSomething(),tokenSource.Token); } voidOnClick() { tokenSource.Cancel(); } Performance Leverage multiple CPU cores for maximum throughput Maximize individual thread usage with co-operative multitasking and task inlining Control how tasks are scheduled and the level of concurrency Productivity Write more maintainable, more performant asynchronous code Learn More Learn more by reading the Conceptual Documentation or API Reference. See Building the Kit for information on compiling. Copyright (c) 2012-2014 Spicy Pixel, Inc.