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Do you have links to any tutorial, intros or such for the list that you enumerated above? I am very much in appreciation of your (and everyone else's) feedback
by bisrig 15y ago
Do you have links to any tutorial, intros or such for the list that you enumerated above? I am very much in appreciation of your (and everyone else's) feedback - learning of a number of new options and approaches that are worth further research.
- mindslight 15y agoI haven't been in the hardware world for a while, so I don't have a great answer to your question. For concrete embedded systems tools, I'd look to see what springs up around chips like the OP (I think Parallax made a massively parallel chip a while back, too?). Hardware system design is already all about explicitly decomposed parallelism. The problems to be solved are really from the software perspective of not caring about how concurrent resources are automatically allocated, as long as the constraints are met. If you're looking to learn how to think about parallelism in that manner, I would learn to program in a popular high level language such as Erlang.