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Posts from Christopher Huson (Intel) 
Former KAI, now Intel. Worked with compiler group, threading tools and now Threading Building Blocks.
Using Intel® TBB 4.0 features to simplify Dining Philosophers
By Christopher Huson (Intel) (2 posts) on September 13, 2011 at 8:00 am
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Intel recently released the 4.0 version of Intel® Threading Building Blocks (Intel® TBB), in which most of the flow::graph Community Preview features from 3.0 have been made standard features, and some new nodes have been added as Community Preview features. The time has come to revisit the Dining Philosophers program. One of the new Community [...]
Category: Open Source, Parallel Programming, Software Tools
Tags: flow_graph, TBB, Threading Building Blocks
The join node in the Intel® Threading Building Blocks Graph Community Preview Feature
By Christopher Huson (Intel) (2 posts) on March 31, 2011 at 1:10 pm
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Intel recently introduced the new Graph Community Preview Feature as part of TBB 3.0 Update 5. The graph class and its associated nodes express a program as a series of computational nodes and communicating nodes passing messages along connecting edges. Several nodes manage the passing of messages between computational nodes. These nodes do not alter [...]