Pinboard: bookmarks for rcrowley tagged 'c++'

Intel® Cilk™ Plus Language Extension Specification

Intel's C/C++ extensions that allow compilers to introduce parallelism in an automatic and safe way. These are syntax, not libraries. The hyperobjects remind me of something between software transactional memory and Dynamo-style conflict resolution.

intel c c++ cilk parallelism compiler
august 2011 by rcrowley

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Intel® Parallel Building Blocks - Intel® Software Network

A superset of the TBB, these tools (even without using ICC, apparently) help exploit data-level parallelism.

intel pbb tbb c c++ parallelism
august 2011 by rcrowley

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Parallelism as a First Class Citizen in C and C++, the time has come. – Blogs - Intel® Software Network

Goals for the Intel Cilk GCC branch.

intel cilk c c++ concurrency parallelism compiler
august 2011 by rcrowley

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leveldb - a fast and lightweight key/value database library - Google Project Hosting

Google's TokyoCabinet. Or is that KyotoCabinet?

google leveldb c++ db kv
august 2011 by rcrowley

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Performance Retrospective in PEP 3146 -- Merging Unladen Swallow into CPython

A professor once gave me props for tasteful use of C++ when implementing a UNIX shell. C++ is a big hammer so you have to be very careful what you hit. So long as the committers/managers of the CPython tree have taste in using the C++ hammer, I think the overall effect will be positive.

python cpython unladenswallow c c++
february 2010 by rcrowley

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Facebook Developers | HipHop for PHP: Move Fast

Facebook's rumored PHP improvements are not at all what I expected. Rather than going the JIT route via LLVM like the Unladen Swallow project, they've implemented a C++ code generator and are using g++. Favoring static binding is a huge win here, both for type information and function pointers. At least there's a proper interpreter to fix the development workflow they broke by wedging a manual compile step into the mix.

php facebook c++
february 2010 by rcrowley

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Kyoto Cabinet: a straightforward implementation of DBM

A successor to TC by the same guy in C++ that's supposedly better.

tokyocabinet kyotocabinet db dbm c++
january 2010 by rcrowley

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cdecl: C gibberish ↔ English

My professor always taught me to C declarations in reverse but this is easier.

c c++
january 2010 by rcrowley

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C++ Frequently Questioned Answers

I'm starting to believe more and more of this. As proof, I'm currently writing a database in Python.

c++ fqa
january 2010 by rcrowley

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Ragel State Machine Compiler
ragel parser generator fsm c c++ ruby
october 2009 by rcrowley

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Atomic Builtins - Using the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC)

GCC is my new (old) bicycle.

gcc atomic compiler c c++
september 2009 by rcrowley

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Intel Software Network Blogs » Threading Building Blocks Atomic Operations: Introduction
intel tbb atomic c++
september 2009 by rcrowley

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Chapter 10. Boost.Intrusive

Interesting characteristics for memory-heavy programs, perhaps.

boost c++ datastructures
august 2009 by rcrowley

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The GNU C++ Library Documentation

GNU doesn't seem to have good Google Juice. Here they are.

gnu c++ docs stl
may 2009 by rcrowley

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The LLVM Compiler Infrastructure Project

LLVM == Low Level Virtual Machine == JIT for C/C++

llvm gcc g++ c c++ jit compiler
march 2009 by rcrowley

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The C Preprocessor
gnu c cpp c++
january 2009 by rcrowley

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Multi-Dimensional Analog Literals in C++

This is stupid.

c++ literals hack
october 2008 by rcrowley

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Windows Template Library
windows c++ microsoft visualstudio
september 2008 by rcrowley

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Intel® Threading Building Blocks 2.1 - Intel® Software Network

Bookmarked for concurrent_hash_map

intel tbb c++ hash threading
august 2008 by rcrowley

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SGI STL Thread-Safety

More reading for later about the STL and using it in multi-threaded environments. I use it quite successfully with fine-grained locking using a pile of pthread_mutexes.

c++ stl sgi threading
august 2008 by rcrowley

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