The Practice of Parallel Programming (Sergey A. Babkin)

 
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The Practice of Parallel Programming (Sergey A. Babkin)

This ebook presents a sophisticated manual to the troubles of parallel and multithreaded programming. It goes beyond the excessive-stage design of the programs, into the information which is frequently overlooked however essential to make the programs work. The content is orientated toward the programming of the running structures, servers, and enterprise programs.

Parallel programming has 3 elements to it: the theory of parallelism, a specific API you intend to use, and the info on how to make it all work together. Many books cowl the primary two aspects but at the moment this is the only book approximately the 0.33 one.

This craft of parallel programming isn't widely known, and because of this, parallel programming has received the recognition of complexity. tremendously few packages and libraries do the multithreading quite right. This ebook leads the readers into the understanding of the craft, using many examples primarily based on POSIX and Microsoft home windows APIs, with occasional Java or C#.

maximum of the algorithms discussed are popular and may be implemented in any language. the way to stop a multithreaded software efficaciously? Or a way to prevent most effective a single connection in a multi-person server? What if this system receives a sign? How are the scalable records structures built? What synchronization primitives are greater appropriate in which usage patterns, and how are they related to every other? an entire lot of questions about the queues and topologies constructed with them. when are the trendy paradigms of lock-loose synchronization, transactional reminiscence, and actors hot, and when not? a way to multiplex with threads and without them? This e-book answers some of these questions and greater.

Ebook Details

About the Authors
Sergey Babkin is a software engineer and consultant. He has been employed as a software engineer for over 20 years. He has labored on the multithreaded programs for over 10 years, or even longer if the co-packages and the conventional Unix in-kernel synchronization are included.
Publisher
Published
Published Date / Year
(March 29, 2010); eBook (Sourceforge Edition)
Hardcover
422 pages
eBook Format
PDF
ISBN-10
1451536615
ISBN-13
978-1451536614

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