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I’m may be just misunderstanding something fundamental here but…
Senario: I call System.Net.Sockets.NetworkStream‘s BeginRead method and my machine receives a response/request from a network device. The runtime runs my callback in its own thread. Before this thread can call EndRead, the machine receives another response/request.
Question: Will the runtime call my callback in another thread immediately or wait for me to call EndRead and then BeginRead again?
It should run the callback method immediately in another thread. (hence the asynchronous rather than blocking calls).