Parallel computing by examples
Published in Cambridge University Press eBooks • Jul 14, 2005
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Authors:
Ke Chen
Abstract
Parallelism has sometimes been viewed as a rare and exotic subarea of computing, interesting but of little relevance to the average programmer. A study of trends in applications, computer architecture, and networking shows that this view is no longer tenable. Parallelism is becoming ubiquitous, and ...
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