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Parallel and Distributed Programming Using C++
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Résumé
Parallel and Distributed Programming Using C++ provides an up-close look at how to build software that can take advantage of multiprocessor computers. Simple approaches for programming parallel virtual machines are presented, and the basics of cluster application development are explained. Through an easy-to-understand overview of multithreaded programming, this book also shows you how to write software components that work together over a network to solve problems and do work. Parallel and Distributed Programming Using C++ delivers an architectural approach to parallel programming for computer programmers, software developers, designers, researchers, and software architects. It will also be useful for computer science students.
Sommaire
- The joys of concurrent programming
- The challenge of parallel and distributed programming
- Dividing C++ Programs into multiple tasks
- Dividing C++ Programs into multiple threads
- Synchronizing concurrency between tasks
- Adding parallel programming capabilities to C++ through the PVM
- Error handling, exceptions, and software reliability
- Distributed object-oriented programming in C++
- SPM and MPMD using templates and the MPI
- Visualizing concurrent and distributed system design
- Designing components that support concurrency
- Implenting agent-oriented architectures
- Blackboard architectures using PVM, threads, and C++ components
Caractéristiques
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Date de parution01/01/2004
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Editeur
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ISBN0-13-101376-9
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EAN9780131013766
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PrésentationRelié
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Nb. de pages691 pages
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Poids1.24 Kg
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Dimensions19,0 cm × 24,5 cm × 4,0 cm
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À propos des auteurs
Cameron Hughes is a senior software engineer for CTEST Laboratories and a staff programmer/analyst at Youngstown State University. He has been involved in software development efforts of all sizes and is currently working in cluster programming of the Proteus V, which uses NLP and knowledge representation modeling at CTEST and the Colony at Youngstown. Tracey Hughes is a software engineer at CTEST, where she does graphics programming and simulation in C++ and develops image processing class libraries and virtual worlds. Together they are the co-authors of numerous books including Linux Rapid Application Development and Object-Oriented Multithreading Using C++.