Wu-chun Feng, Pavan Balaji
Abstract
Programming for serial computing is already a difficult undertaking that we have yet to master; programming for parallel computing will only exacerbate this difficulty. Fortunately, tools and environments are beginning to emerge that will let us take advantage of multicore and many-core architectures in a more productive manner.
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Programming for serial computing is already a difficult undertaking that we have yet to master; programming for parallel computing will only exacerbate this difficulty. Fortunately, tools and environments are beginning to emerge that will let us take advantage of multicore and many-core architectures in a more productive manner.
Key concepts: Computer science, Multi-core processor, Core (optical fiber), Many core, Computer architecture, Programming paradigm, Distributed computing, Parallel computing