Read my technical articles on Intel's
website and software implementations and off-topics on my
Microsoft blog
Join the new multicore
community on ning
New .Net Parallel Extension CTP is available for download
(see below). Some code written for previous version will break as there are some
modifications to behavior and others to programmers interface such as changing
Parallel.Do into Parallel.Invoke.
TechEd 2008's demo application is now available for
download with full source code. This demonstrates Parallel.For, Parallel LINQ,
Task Manager, and race conditions, over image processing. See the Events section
for more information.
http://msdn.com/concurrency
Microsoft Parallel Extensions to .NET Framework
(June 08)
Microsoft's .Net Parallel Extensions Forum
*** This web site is being reconstructed to
allow interactive content and community features. We will make our best efforts
to keep the existing links unbroken ***
Quick Info:
Click on one of the items on the left. The item will
become darker and the text will appear on the right. If the item has subitems
then these will appear under the item. When you click a sub-item it will become
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right relative to its parent item. The items in gray are not yet complete.
This web site was created as a tool for developers working
with parallel computing, multicore CPUs, and multiprocessing in general. It is
designed tutorial and reference for the developer with attempt to be as cross
platform as possible. The original text is based on the course that I have
developed that is called Multiprocessing Traps & Pitfalls and on a book that I
wrote. The idea to create such a web site came up when I was looking for
references when I was designing the slides and because I didn't have a good list
of references for the developers attending my course. It looks like such a good
resource does not yet exist.
With the tutorial and reference the web site will also
have a list of tools that and libraries to help you with the difficult task of
debugging a parallelized application.
I will be periodically monitoring the
Microsoft Forum so
you can feel free to contact me there or to
AsyncOp@Shelly.co.il.
