Associate Mutexes with Data to Prevent Races
Come together: Associate mutexes with the data they protect, and you can make your code race-free by construction
Translating Multicore Power Into Application Performance
Come together: Associate mutexes with the data they protect, and you can make your code race-free by construction
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Data dependence between statements is a straightjacket on the compiler's ability to optimize code for parallelism. So to get the maximum benefit from parallel code, data dependence must be carefully managed
User feedback inspired the flow graph feature in Intel Threading Building Blocks, which allows programmers to express static and dynamic dependency graphs, as well as reactive or event-based graphs.
Manage the data pipelines rather than webs of threads and processes
The latest C/C++ language extension to facilitate parallel programming