The main focus was C# integration into NHI10 .

NEW features

Build - Redesign of the build environment to enable better controllability as an extension to automake.
- more: The new scheme is almost identical for all supported languages, making many things easier.
theLink : switch to thread-pool with weak-reference for C# and Java.
- The thread-code from C# and Java was redesigned and the thread-performance increase about ~1000%.
- C# and Java with thread-pool-support is now faster than C or C++ without thread-pool-support.

HIGHLIGHT Documentation

HIGHLIGHT Thread Pool

compare parent versa child startup in thread mode
The new thread-pool feature allow Java and C# to reuse a thread.
The maximum achievable number of new sessions with thread startup and the new thread-pool functionality is limited by the time for creating a new context.
A Xeon E3-1275 V2 with 4 physical processors can therefore process max 150,000 sessions per second.

HIGHLIGHT Weak versa Strong reference

Weak or Strong reference
- A weak reference is a reference that is still owned by the garbage-collection and is released there when necessary.
- A strong reference is a reference that is owned by the Programming-Language-Micro-Kernel (PLMK) and is not released by the garbage-collection.
For Java and C#, the new weak-reference-feature has been enabled to support a massive parallel application-server.
The Programming-Language-Micro-Kernel (PLMK) is able to deal with a weak or a strong reference