Archive for October, 2010
Saturday, October 30th, 2010
As I’ve mentioned before we’ve been quietly working away on version of the .NET Parallel Programming book for C++ developers who want to use the Parallel Patterns Library or Asynchronous Agents Library to add parallelism to their applications.
Well… we now have some draft chapters and example code ready for review.
Preface
This ...
Tags: C++, C++AMP, Parallel book, Parallel Computing, Patterns
6 Comments »
Thursday, October 28th, 2010
Someone asked me how to get intellisense working with CUDA files. So here’s a quick post on the couple of simple steps it takes to get it working…
The following assumes you’ve setup a CUDA project with the correct include paths and it builds correctly.
Tags: C++, C++AMP, GPGPU, Visual Studio
27 Comments »
Thursday, October 21st, 2010
One of the attendees at the p&p Symposium had some questions about how exceptions are handled in the Task Parallel Library. This is covered both in the book and in the MSDN library (references below).
But… Here’s a quick summary with code examples.
Tags: Coding, Parallel Computing
4 Comments »
Tuesday, October 19th, 2010
In honor of the patterns & practices Symposium happening this week in Redmond. Today a whole bunch of patterns & practices titles are the O’Reilly’s Ebook Deal of the Day today (Tuesday 18th October). Pick up the some EBooks for less than the price of a pound of ...
Tags: Books, p&p, p&p Symposium 2010
2 Comments »
Wednesday, October 13th, 2010
This is something I discovered ages ago and should have been in my original Gotchas: Common Traps for the F# n00b post. I figured out how to add assembly level attributes to one of my F# assemblies but forgot to include it in the post. The gotcha is ...
Tags: F#, Gotchas
5 Comments »
Welcome to my blog on software development and probably a whole lot more.
