Wednesday, January 26th, 2011
This week we have the final chapters for “Parallel Programming with Microsoft Visual C++”. The latest drop on CodePlex includes another new chapter and an appendix:
Chapter 3 – Parallel Aggregation
Chapter 2 shows how to use parallel techniques that apply the same independent operation to many input values. However, not all ...
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Friday, January 21st, 2011
This week we have some more material available for “Parallel Programming with Microsoft Visual C++”. The latest drop on CodePlex includes another new chapter and an appendix: Chapter 3 – Parallel Tasks Chapter 2 shows how you can use a parallel loop to ...
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Friday, January 14th, 2011
This week we have some more material available for “Parallel Programming with Microsoft Visual C++”. The latest drop on CodePlex includes another new chapter and the glossary: Chapter 2 – Parallel Loops Use the Parallel Loop pattern when you need to perform the ...
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Tuesday, January 4th, 2011
So it’s been a while but we now have some more material available for “Parallel Programming with Microsoft Visual C++”. The latest drop on CodePlex includes two new chapters:
Chapter 6 - Dynamic Task Parallelism
This chapter discusses situations where tasks are added to the work queue as the computation proceeds. This ...
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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 ...
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