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Structured Parallel Programming: Patterns for Efficient Computation by McCool, Michael, Reinders, James, Robison, Arch (2012) Paperback
Structured Parallel Patterns for Efficient Computation by McCool...
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First published June 27, 2012
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March 19, 2016
Good if you program thread based on multi cores with shared memory with TBB or Cilk. Not much information if you use GPUs. Nothing on message based architectures. All-in-all it's good to read it. I learned from this book.
April 16, 2015
If I was teach a parallel programming course, I might consider using this work (although I still have other, similar textbooks to review); however, were I to do so I would be confining my teaching to the first two parts and may even to just 1 parallel programming paradigm. Yes, I will admit that the last parallel programming course I took covered a diversity of paradigms (Cilk, vectorization, GPUs, OpenMP, MPI), yet I would have preferred to focus more on what one or two paradigms are capable of rather than just the taste of many. Parallel programming takes a lot of work to learn and this book is one piece in that effort.
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