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About parallel programming

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  About parallel programming Ramine <ramine@1.1> - 2014-12-07 18:00 -0800

#2762 — About parallel programming

FromRamine <ramine@1.1>
Date2014-12-07 18:00 -0800
SubjectAbout parallel programming
Message-ID<m62m6l$39g$2@dont-email.me>
Hello...


My dear programmers and hardware engineers , as you have seen
me here on this forums, i have showed you how to reason about
parallel programming and synchronization mechanisms,
parallel programming is not hard i think, since i have
worked on it for sometime now, because to know what is a race condition
is something easy, and to know what is sequential consistency
is simple and how to make a correct sequentialy consistent program on 
weak and strong memory models and such is also not so difficult... and 
to know what is lock convoy or priority inversion is
something easy i think, and an important thing to know on parallel 
programming is how to do scalability prediction from the code , by using 
CPU cycles calculations for the serial part and the parallel part that's 
not so difficult also.. and to know how to optimize code by minimizing 
cache-coherence traffic is also not so difficult... so i don't think 
that programmers have to fear parallel programming, because the very 
important part is how to put your hand on quality information and 
quality explanation that easy the learning process for you about 
parallel programming, that's the good way to success i think on parallel 
programming, this is why you have seen me doing it here on this forum, 
what i have tried to do also is easy parallel programming for you.



Thank you for your time,



Amine Moulay Ramdane.


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