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Multithreading #3
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Hi
I haven't added much to my book recently but in response to your email I've
added some additional sections about multi-threading and Rust. It's not
done yet but I hope it is some way to providing assistance. Mostly I've
covered some general theory and C++. Despite having used multithreaded C++
I've never used OpenMP so I am just going to link out to their own site for
now. I hope to add some detail on Rust about threading shortly.
Many thanks
Adam
…On Fri, Jan 12, 2018 at 7:24 AM, rNoz ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi,
I am enjoying your book, and I would like to see more in the section C++
compared with Rust (how Rust helps).
Can you elaborate on multithreading (pthreads and std::thread) and OpenMP?
I think Rust lacks support for OpenMP, and that's the main reason why I
didn't move to Rust. Parallelism is important for me.
Also, Null pointers sections is with a TODO. Are you still working in the
section?
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Thank you very much. Your work could convince me to try again Rust :P I have seen that people use rayon to do multithreading, but it will be great to know how to deal without external crates, to know the basic API/workflow in Rust like what we do in C++ with std (thread, mutex and cond_var). |
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Hi,
I am enjoying your book, and I would like to see more in the section C++ compared with Rust (how Rust helps).
Can you elaborate on multithreading (pthreads and std::thread) and OpenMP? I think Rust lacks support for OpenMP, and that's the main reason why I didn't move to Rust. Parallelism is important for me.
Also, Null pointers sections is with a TODO. Are you still working in the section?
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