Parallelism

Hi, I am Daniel Moth This screencast assumes knowledge of the C++ AMP API, e.g. that you totally understand the matrix multiplication implementation in C++ AMP. So if you satisfy that prerequisite, watch this screencast on what features are available in Visual Studio 2012…

C++ AMP (Accelerated Massive Parallelism) is a small set of open specification language extensions (two of them) and a single library (amp.h) that makes general purpose GPU programming (aka GPGPU) a first class, seamless experience in modern C++. You've been able to experiment with…

Hi, I am Daniel Moth This screencast is a companion to my MSDN Magazine article that you can read online: Introduction to Tiling in C++ AMP. You will be introduced to the tiled_extent class, the tiled_index class, the tile_barrier class, and the tile_static storage class. To learn more…

Very interesting work with implications for integration into more mainstream runtimes... In general, runtime support for parallel tuning is necessary going forward. The Many Core age has only just begun... This paper is a great read.Parallel Haskell programming has entered the mainstream…

Author: Hi, I am Daniel Moth Introduction: This screencasts covers the new Parallel Tasks and Parallel Stacks debugging windows in Visual Studio 2010.It demonstrates the sample code from the MSDN Magazine on this topic which you can read here:Debugging Task-Based Parallel Applications in…

UPDATED for the VS2010 Beta 2 release Author: Hi, I am Daniel Moth Introduction: In the next version of .NET and C++ that ship with Visual Studio 2010, a new task-based programming model is introduced. In this short video you will learn about Parallel Tasks, a new debugger window…

UPDATED for the VS2010 Beta 2 release Author: Hi, I am Daniel Moth Introduction: As developers try to take advantage of more and more cores in their applications, ultimately more and more threads will execute their code at the same time. When debugging such applications, there is a need…

Stephen Toub presents on implementing parallel patterns using .NET 4.  This 45-minute presentation's material is pulled from Stephen's parallel patterns paper.

Parallel Computing Platform team members Stephen Toub, Rick Molloy, Don McCrady and Dana Groff join me for a chat about the differences and similarities in their conceptual approach to designing and building concurrent programming abstractions targeting .NET developers and native…

Welcome back to another Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4.0 Week video. In this latest installment, we catch up with Daniel Moth, Senior Program Manager on the Parallel Computing Platform team. In this video, Daniel shows us what is being done in order to make debugging of parallel…