[Beowulf] threading building blocks
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Bill Broadley bill at cse.ucdavis.eduThu Jul 26 00:17:21 PDT 2007
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I saw a bunch of press on intel's new Threading Building Blocks 2.0. Seems similar to a couple other products promising easier parallelism, even down to a contest for the best use. Except: * GPL v2 - an actual open license, not a fake open license. * Not OS specific: Windows, mac, and linux (I even heard opensolaris and at least one of the *BSDs mentioned) * Not compiler specific: gcc, intel, and microsoft * AMD, Intel, and even found mentions of it working on a G5 Sounds like a potentially useful technology, especially with the ever increasing number of threads becoming available inside a node and the ever increasing difference between onchip communication and outside node communication. I've downloaded some examples but they have all been windows specific so far (sigh). Anyone look at it closer? Is it much different than say pthreads?
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