Don McCrady - Parallelism in C++ Using the Concurrency Runtime
- Posted: Sep 21, 2010 at 6:42 PM
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In this session, Don McCrady discusses how C++ programmers can fully utilize multicore in their applications using the Concurrency Runtime (ConcRT), the Parallel Pattern Library (PPL), and the Asynchronous Agents Library that ship with Visual Studio 2010.
Download Don's slidedeck for this presentation.
Download the source code for Don's Relatively Prime example.
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Where can we see the slides??
Thank you for posting this, Stephen!!
C
Can you share the sample code in the presentation?
Very informative video... but needing slides and code.
Thanks for the video.
Waldemar
Here are the slides (thanks, Don!): http://ecn.channel9.msdn.com/content/concurrencyruntime.pptx
C
And here is the source code for Don's Relatively Prime example: http://ecn.channel9.msdn.com/content/RelativelyPrime.zip
C
Where can i get the source code for the n-body demo in the beginning of the video ?
btw the quality of the "High Quality WMV" is horrible, it's so bad i cant even see the text in the video
Misa like, i want more please
i agree with c++ nutty, the video quality is bad, come on people we're in the HD time period for crying out loud.
at least make the video quality so the text is readable, i mean this is about programming, code, text, geek goodness, .....
this video was like porn with very blurry picture
but thanks for the upload anyway
@Mr Crash: This is a recording of a presentation. It was recorded with a single camera, not by a professional recording service... The most important aspect of this presentation is what Don says.
You can view his slides and the source code from his Relatively Prime sample. Each URL is supplied on this post (read the description text or look at a few posts above this one).
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@Charles:
> The most important aspect of this presentation is what Don says.
Of course.
Yes, i did use the slides and the source code while watching the video.
I do actually read both the description and the posts.
btw did you forget to check your older posts, you never did provide an e-mail address
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