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Steve Miller - 24 Nov 2003 17:55 GMT

How is the Raise method implemented: synchronously or asynchronously?

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David Keogh [MSFT] - 24 Nov 2003 23:50 GMT

The static Raise method is synchronous, as are the invocation of the Event
Sinks. For the event sinks we implemented in EIF, this made the most sense
given that the trace sink is very efficient at getting the event into the
trace buffer and returning, while neither the WMI nor event log sink had
perf requirements which merited using an async approach.

You can implement a custom event sink which handles the event
asynchronously, but we don't yet have samples or best-pactices for doing
this.

David [MSFT]

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