Patterns for Parallel Programming Berna L. Massingill, Beverly A. Sanders, Timothy G. Mattson
Publisher: AW

Comment by Richard Friedman | 2007/11/20 at 08:56:54. €Patterns for Parallel Programming” (Mattson, Sanders, Massingill) is another great book that should be on your list. In the book PARALLEL PROGRAMMING PATTERNS BY TIM MATTSON, ET AL, the authors describe various algorithm design patters for parallel application development. There is a buffet of Parallel Programming patterns and conventions documentation. So far we have only seen parallel CPU-bound programming with F#. A good approach to digesting all the available information is to ingest a little bit at a time. Patterns & practices Parallel Programming with Microsoft .NET is now available. The book shows design patterns to help developers use the .NET 4 Task Parallel Library (TPL) to write parallel applications successfully. Patterns of Parallel Programming · Written by Curt // May In it, they describe the fundamental problems encountered in parallel programming, how they are solved and why they are solved the way they suggest. You need to ask no more, as this is my list of recommended books. Massingill — Patterns for Parallel Programming — Addison-Wesley, 2005, 356 pp. One key thing about F# async programming is that you can use it for both CPU and I/O computations. From time to time I get an email asking what books I recommend for people to learn more about parallel programming in general, or about a specific system. One proposed solution is to provide a standard set of patterns. Learning the patterns would help people to become expert parallel programmers.