Thinking Parallel

A Blog on Parallel Programming and Concurrency by Michael Suess

Archive for 2006/10

Interesting Articles this Week

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A Short Guide to Mastering Thread-Safety

When I am talking on forums or to some of my students, from time to time I realize that I have gotten so used to expecting a certain vocabulary and certain concepts to be known to others that it isn’t even funny. In German we call this being betriebsblind, which basically means nothing more than […]

Exceptions in OpenMP and C++ - what’s the state of affairs today?

As you may know from reading one of my last posts (e.g. the one regarding Scoped Locking in OpenMP), I am interested in issues regarding C++ and OpenMP. One of these is how to make exceptions work with OpenMP. In this article I am going to highlight the present state of affairs regarding exceptions in […]