Hi TZacks-2728
The TPL Dataflow Library consists of dataflow blocks, which are data structures that buffer and process data. The TPL defines three kinds of dataflow blocks: source blocks, target blocks, and propagator blocks. A source block acts as a source of data and can be read from. A target block acts as a receiver of data and can be written to. A propagator block acts as both a source block and a target block, and can be read from and written to.
Each dataflow block has an associated System.Threading.Tasks.Task object, known as a completion task, that represents the completion status of the block. Because you can wait for a Task object to finish, by using completion tasks, you can wait for one or more terminal nodes of a dataflow network to finish.
By default, tasks will use the thread pool. Threads created through the thread pool default to background threads.
In this document,each block is introduced in detail.
And there is more introduction and use of Dataflow in the table of contents on the left side of the document.
Best Regards,
Daniel Zhang
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