Concurrent Programming

[rasenove]

I found a great resource to learn Concurrent Programming (program multi tasking techniques etc)

heres the link [/up]

[Teddy]

I also have some good tutorials about concureny programmin in C++11


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80ifzK3b8QQ
[size=78%]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtRUG5ztMoA[/size]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZ9BgdgpYm8
.....till part 9 or so

[Xires]

@rasenove; I've actually read that book(Parallel & Distributed Programming Using C++) and unfortunately it's not fantastic for concurrent programming techniques, it does glaze over some useful topics, though.

[Stackprotector]

@rasenove; I've actually read that book(Parallel & Distributed Programming Using C++) and unfortunately it's not fantastic for concurrent programming techniques, it does glaze over some useful topics, though.

Other suggestions?

[bluechill]

Other suggestions?

I mean besides google and the websites and papers you can find on it using that? /snarky response

[Stackprotector]

I mean besides google and the websites and papers you can find on it using that? /snarky response

I am just keeping the topic going and because Xires did research on this topic and actual read the books i think his opinion might even be better than google.

[Xires]

The Art of Multiprocessor Programming
Structured Parallel Programming: Patterns for Efficient Computation

Those are 2 books that I reference most often for work-related stuff.  Please keep in mind that I work with C & ASM, primarily, and I code exclusively for a Linux platform.  However, the techniques can be applied anywhere.  There's even some good information on improving non-concurrent code.