December 2008
51 posts
insideHPC.com: Taking the road less traveled to... →
Dec 31st
Making OCaml multithreaded →
Some interesting discussion about making Ocaml multithreaded
Dec 31st
Bartosz Milewski: The Inscrutable C++ Memory Model →
Dec 31st
Software Transactional Memory: The Current State... →
Dec 30th
Michael Feathers: A Wish List for the Next... →
Dec 30th
NetKernel: Moving Beyond Java’s Concurrency →
Dec 29th
termite - Google Code →
Termite Scheme is a variant of Scheme intended for distributed computing. It offers a simple and powerful concurrency model, inspired by the Erlang programming language, which is based on a message-passing model of concurrency.
Dec 29th
Tim Jansen: Behind the Scenes: Actor Proxies →
Dec 28th
Sujit Pal: Learning Scala for its Actors →
Dec 28th
A Tutorial on Parallel and Concurrent Programming... →
Dec 28th
SD Times: Developers moving to Erlang for code... →
Dec 28th
Torbjörn Gannholm: Using Java concurrency... →
Dec 28th
Orc Language →
Orc is a novel language for distributed and concurrent programming which provides uniform access to computational services, including distributed communication and data manipulation, through sites. Using three simple concurrency primitives, the programmer orchestrates the invocation of sites to achieve a goal, while managing timeouts, priorities, and failures.
Dec 28th
Sujit Pal: Java Concurrency with Jetlang Actors →
Dec 28th
MIT Technology Review: Multicore Programming →
Dec 23rd
Maestro: A Managed Domain Specific Language For... →
A video describing a managed (.NET) DSL for concurrent programming.
Dec 23rd
Tim Jansen: Actors Guild: First Release (0.5) →
A new Java actor framework
Dec 21st
Sujit Pal: Concurrency, Actors and Kilim →
Dec 20th
Advanced Topics in Programming Languages:... →
Dec 19th
Clay Breshears: Playing with Toys (for Concurrency... →
This video is a fun way to explain a lot of concurrency basics
Dec 19th
Robert MuellerAlbrecht: Debugging heavily threaded... →
Dec 18th
Asanka Abeysinghe: Parallel Processing →
Dec 17th
Charlie Calvert: Query Data with Parallel LINQ →
Dec 17th
Dr. Dobb's: Managing Multi-Core Projects, Part 1:... →
Dec 17th
Lambda the Ultimate: Programmable Concurrency in a... →
“Haskell solution based on concurrency monads”
Dec 15th
InfoQ: Erlang Style Concurrency for .NET... →
Dec 13th
Hans Boehm: Threads Basics →
Dec 12th
FORA.tv - Erlang Concurrency, What’s the Fuss? →
Dec 12th
Jonas Bonér: Scala: Fault-tolerant Concurrent... →
Dec 11th
Paul Bartlett: RAND#22: LanguagesNow = [ "Erlang"... →
Dec 11th
Why Events Are A Bad Idea (for high-concurrency... →
Dec 10th
Creating a Pattern Language for Parallel... →
Dec 9th
Mike Rettig: Scala Actors vs. Jetlang →
Scala Actors vs. Jetlang
Dec 8th
John Stokes: Analysis: more than 16 cores may well... →
Dec 8th
Paper: Gadara: Dynamic Deadlock Avoidance for... →
Dec 8th
Patrick Logan: Programming Languages and... →
Dec 8th
C Spot Run: Programming for Parallelism →
Dec 7th
Martin Sulzmann: Parallel Join Patterns with... →
Dec 7th
Michael Swaine: It's Time to Get Good at... →
Dec 7th
Dave Fayram: Erlang Essentials →
Dec 6th
Kevin Irwin, Matt Walker: Four Paths to Java... →
Dec 5th
Todd Hoff: Java World Interview on Scalability and... →
Dec 4th
Mike Rettig: Concurrency with Clojure and Jetlang →
Dec 4th
Landon Fuller: ActorKit: Objective-C Asynchronous... →
Dec 4th
Nick Hodge: IronPython + F# + Parallel + Async = A... →
Dec 4th
Wait-Free Programming for General Purpose... →
Dec 3rd
Herb Sutter: Measuring Parallel Performance:... →
Dec 2nd
Bartosz Milewski: C++ atomics and memory ordering →
Dec 1st
Bill Clementson: Clojure could be to... →
Dec 1st
Andrew Dinn: Java TOAST - A New Java... →
Dec 1st