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Multicore Programming Lectures from MIT's Professional Education program
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17y ago
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A cute technique for avoiding certain data race conditions
(cilk.com)
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17y ago
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First Impressions of the Fortress Language
(cilk.com)
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17y ago
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Multicore version of bzip2 compression utility
(cilk.com)
26 points
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17y ago
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Picturing Parallelism: The Cilk Performance Analyzer
(cilk.com)
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18y ago
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The thorny problem of the cactus stack (re: parallel code)
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18y ago
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Hot and Safe: a Beginner's Guide to Multithreaded Libraries
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18y ago
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Comparing Cilk++ and OpenMP
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18y ago
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The Economy versus Multicore (or, How Long Can Developers Avoid Multicore?)
(cilk.com)
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18y ago
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Cilk++ 1.0.1: Build Multicore-ready Windows Apps
(cilk.com)
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18y ago
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The Power of Well-Structured Parallelism
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18y ago
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Don't get caught with your multicore pants down! (Recent survey on multicore adoption)
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18y ago
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Miser – A Dynamically Loadable Memory Allocator for Multi-Threaded Applications
(cilk.com)
7 points
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18y ago
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18y ago
1. Cilk++ has nested parallelism that works and provides guaranteed speed-up. OpenMP has nested parallelism, but it is a memory hog and not reliable. 2. Cilk++ guarantees space bounds. On P processors, Cilk++ uses no more than P times the s
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18y ago
sorry, I'm not clear- do you mean you distribute it under GPL2, or that GPL2 allows use without releasing the resulting work?
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18y ago
do you distribute your work under GPL? If so, then you wouldn't see a change under CAPL.
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Cilk++ for Linux is available for download (multithread performance-sensitive apps)
(cilk.com)
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18y ago
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Four Reasons Why Parallel Programs Should Have Serial Semantics
(cilk.com)
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18y ago
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Cilk++ Sets World Record for Crypto Hash Function Throughput
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18y ago
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[Click to edit] Making Your Cache Go Further in These Troubled Times
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1 points
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18y ago
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Early Visibility Program for new multithreading tool (Cilk++)
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18y ago
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RAID & RISC Inventor Answers the Multicore Proust Questionnaire
(cilk.com)
2 points
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18y ago
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The OpenMP Concurrency Platform
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18y ago
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18y ago
Here's the (alpha) documentation and code samples: http://www.cilk.com/resources-for-multicoders/for-developers...
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18y ago
Here's the (alpha) documentation and code samples: http://www.cilk.com/resources-for-multicoders/for-developers...
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Cilk++ alpha docs (for multithreading C++ apps)
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18y ago
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Bob Metcalfe answers the Multicore Proust Questionnaire
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18y ago
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18y ago
TBB borrows the scheduling portion, but requires substantial code restructuring, and doesn't have a solution for the global variable problem analogous to Cilk's hyperobjects.
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18y ago
interesting point - worth a comment in the blog post
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Multicore-enabling the N-Queens Problem Using Cilk++
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8 points
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18y ago
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