Tag: Parallel.For
The Linux Bash Shell supports inherent task parallelism. For example, you can put a & (ampersand) symbol after each command to start a task in background (asynchronously). Let’s take …
From this post, we know the non-deterministic approach to compute the approximation of math constant PI. The random algorithms e.g. such as xorshift need to be of high quality …
From Delphi XE7, there is a Parallel.For. There is also a OmniThreadLibrary (OTL) but it doesn’t compile on D2007 because there is no support for Generics and Anonymous methods …
From Delphi XE7, the RTL introduces the Paralle.For statement which allows users to deal with SIMD (Single Introduction Multiple Data). For example, if you have a large piece of …
C# 4.0 or above provides the Parallel.For and Parallel.ForEach to support parallelism in an intuitive manner. In this post, a function is coded to delete trash files older than …