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2010-03-13 by Herb Sutter

Concurrency-related (more or less directly)

Samples updated for ConcRT, PPL and Agents (Microsoft Parallel Programming blog)
Update to the samples for the Visual Studio 2010 Release Candidate. Hmm, I suppose I should include a link to that too:

  • Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4 Release Candidate (Microsoft)
    Freely downloadable, includes C++0x features like auto and lambdas and rvalue references (move semantics), nifty parallel programming libraries, and more.

Intel’s Core i7-980X Extreme processor (The Tech Report)
Desktop part with 12 hardware threads (6 cores x 2 threads/core), 32nm process, >1.1B transistors.

General information/amusement

Application compatibility layers are there for the customer, not for the program (Raymond Chen)
You wouldn’t believe the backward-compatibility hoops we all need to jump through hold in the right place for older apps to jump through, and then the app developer asks for more…

Jetpack to be commercially available soon? (Gizmag)
Yes, we see a story like this every few years. This one actually gets the flight time beyond just one minute. Now if we could only take the expected price down by one order of magnitude, and safety up by an order of magnitude or three…

Posted in Concurrency, Hardware, Software Development | 1 Comment

One Response

  1. on 2010-03-18 at 9:47 am Peter Jansson

    Thank you for the nice list of interesting articles. Perhaps you have a public Delicious list of links that you would like to share as well?



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