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TechEd Europe 2010 - Stephen Toub, Senior Program Manager of Parallel Computing Platform Developer Division, Microsoft Corporation Part1/3
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During the TechEd Europe 2010 in Berlin , I met Stephen Toub, Senior Program Manager on the Parallel Computing Platform team at Microsoft. In this first part, Stephen gives some advises for a parallel developer when he will be face a new parallel program...
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Parallel Programming – Task-Oriented Parallel - Part 2
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Task-Oriented Programming In the previous post , I showed that threads should be saved for very specific uses because of their prohibitive costs. However, on many operating systems, programming languages expose a Thread API...
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Parallel Programming - Task-Oriented Parallel - Part 1
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Why give up the threads? Remember Windows NT 3.1 The more senior readers will remember that system threads were introduced on the Windows platform in 1993 with the advent of the first 32-bit Microsoft system, Windows NT 3.1. Back then, most...
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Jeffrey Richter at DevWeek 2010 Part 2
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During the DevWeek 2010 conference in London , I interviewed Jeffrey Richter, co-founder of Wintellect . In this second and final part ( first part ), Jeffrey gives his views on the PFX offer and his preferences. Finally, I asked him about "the...
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CLR via C# 3 disponible !!!
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La dernière version du livre "CLR via C#" est enfin disponible. Son auteur, Jeffrey Richter a particulièrement actualisé cette troisième édition.Les passionnés de parallélisme seront heureux de trouver plusieurs nouveaux chapitres consacrés...
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