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Preparing to Parallelize Code | Dr. Dobb's and Intel Go Parallel Programming edit / delete
Arguing about the "write serial code first" approach to parallel programming.
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How to Avoid Being Pelted with Grapefruit-sized Hailstones – Intel Software Network Blogs edit / delete
Some really bad advice for parallel programming. (Maybe it's good advice if you're using a shared-memory approach, but I doubt it.)
to concurrency parallel teaching ... on 27 February 2011
Introduction to Parallel Computing edit / delete
From a scientific-computing point of view.
to concurrency parallel teaching ... on 27 February 2011
Introduction to Erlang for the Cleveland Python Users Group (ClePy) | The Bath Not Taken edit / delete
Erlang (from a concurrency rather than functional perspective) for Python users.
to concurrency erlang python teaching tutorial ... on 27 February 2011
Is Parallel Programming Hard, And, If So, What Can You Do About It? edit / delete
Interesting book.
to concurrency etext teaching ... on 27 February 2011
m|prescient - Journal edit / delete
Some nice Go examples.
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Concurrent Idioms #1: Broadcasting values in Go with linked channels. « Savoury Morsels edit / delete
Not really an idiom, since he says he's not found a use for it yet, but it's a cute trick: using buffered channels as shared variables.
to buffering channels concurrency go ... on 19 January 2011
Concurrent and Real-time Systems: The CSP Approach edit / delete
Steve's classic CSP book is now available online for free. Woohoo!
to concurrency csp etext ... on 11 January 2011
Parallel Processing Letters (PPL) edit / delete
A "letters" (short papers, fast turnaround) journal for parallelism.
to concurrency journal parallel research ... on 06 January 2011
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tasty by Adam Sampson.