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Parallel programming in Python is hard. On Windows, it's hell. In Matlab it's a breeze. Just put "par" in front of the thing. Done. If you wanna shell out mon
by zwaps 7y ago
Parallel programming in Python is hard. On Windows, it's hell.
In Matlab it's a breeze. Just put "par" in front of the thing. Done.
If you wanna shell out money to enable that functionality, that is.
- honestoHeminway 7y agoSoftware is able to reason about software? Do you notice something in that sentence? If it would work - it would make the programers useless. But it doesent. Once a pointer points at something in your parallel task, software is unable to reason about it, erring on the side of caution and thus, parallelism wont happen there. Also these parallelisms, usually work for trivial parallel structures like for loops. Easy to unroll into multiple cores, but also with little gain, as communication times eats the gained advantages.