Please give comparison and pro and con of Microsoft Accelerator (for GPU) vs Microsoft Concurrency & Coordination Runtime and Decentralized Software Services (CCR and DSS)Toolkit? Is both the same thing?
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Did you read the information on the sites you linked to in your question?? The answer is right there....
No, they are not the same... Accelerator is a data-parallel computation library that targets GPU (it's designed for parallel processing of large data arrays). CCR/DSS is a general purpose managed distributed coordination "platform" (concurrency is a side effect; the art is in the coordination primitives and port-based programming abstractions).
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Charles said:
Did you read the information on the sites you linked to in your question?? The answer is right there....
No, they are not the same... Accelerator is a data-parallel computation library that targets GPU (it's designed for parallel processing of large data arrays). CCR/DSS is a general purpose managed distributed coordination "platform" (concurrency is a side effect; the art is in the coordination primitives and port-based programming abstractions).
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thanks.
but if it can work together, it will awesome.
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Charles said:
Did you read the information on the sites you linked to in your question?? The answer is right there....
No, they are not the same... Accelerator is a data-parallel computation library that targets GPU (it's designed for parallel processing of large data arrays). CCR/DSS is a general purpose managed distributed coordination "platform" (concurrency is a side effect; the art is in the coordination primitives and port-based programming abstractions).
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Accelerator project seems to be too outdated. Charles, fresh interview would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
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tivadj said:Charles said:*snip*
Accelerator project seems to be too outdated. Charles, fresh interview would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Yes. I will look into this.
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