Wednesday, September 22nd, 2010
Mark Harris’ talk on Tuesday evening was really interesting. He outlined some of the key algorithms for data parallel computing: (Map) Reduce – e.g. Sum Split – e.g. Radix Sort, Trees Compact - remove unneeded elements Allocate ...
Tags: GPGPU, Parallel Computing, Patterns, San Jose
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Monday, September 13th, 2010
I got the chance to talk to David Starr of Pluralsight last week for his PluralCast podcast series. You can listen to the result here… Listen to this episode! [41:06] David will also be speaking at the p&p Symposium and possibly doing some more podcasts with ...
Tags: Parallel book, Parallel Computing, Patterns
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Wednesday, September 1st, 2010
It’s been about eight months in the making but I’m very happy to announce that Parallel Programming with Microsoft .NET: Design patterns for Decomposition, and Coordination on Multicore Architectures is now available! The book uses design patterns to help developers use the .NET 4 Task Parallel Library (TPL) ...
Tags: p&p, Parallel book, Parallel Computing, Patterns
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Monday, August 30th, 2010
We’ve been working with the F# Team to get the samples for Parallel Programming with Microsoft .NET ported to F#. I’m happy to say these are going live today, just in time for the book launch. You can download them from the Parallel Patterns CodePlex site direct from ...
Tags: F#, p&p, Parallel book, Parallel Computing, Patterns
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Thursday, July 29th, 2010
I’ve upgraded the demo demo that goes with the TechEd 2010 parallel patterns talk. This is essentially the sample from Chapter 5 of “Parallel Programming with Microsoft .NET” with additional work on on the UI to make it more “demoable”. Notably the UI is ...
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