Category: parallel computing
Understanding std::transform_reduce in Modern C++ std::transform_reduce is a powerful C++17 algorithm that combines the functionality of transform and reduce (or accumulate) in a single pass. It allows you to …
Amdahl’s Law vs. Gustafson’s Law — Full Tutorial with Derivations, Use Cases, and Python Plot Amdahl’s Law vs Gustafson’s Law: Full Tutorial, Derivations, Use Cases, and Python Plot Understanding …
The easiest Parallelism in Java could be achieved by the java.util.stream.Stream utility. As a good coding exercise, the following Java code will compute the Math PI constant based on …
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 …
Since Delphi 10.2 Tokyo supports the same codebase compiled into Win32, Win64 and Linux64 binaries, then it is interesting to run a small tests for a quick performance overview …
