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I am currently executing a long process asynchronously using delegates. this process could be invoked several times depending on given data (numbers of employees for example) my question is about the impact on performance for creating a list of delegates responsible for executing the process.
When invoking a delegate asynchronously you are using a thread from the thread pool. Estimating the performance impact of this on your application will of course depend on your application. For example in ASP.NET reducing the number of worker threads could have negative impact since there will be less threads available to service requests.