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Excellent first show. I'll be a regular listener!

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    Joe Duffy of Microsoft will discuss the MS Parallel Extensions to .NET and MS Task Parallel Library

    Joe Duffy is the lead developer and architect for Parallel Extensions to .NET. He is the author of two books: Concurrent Programming on Windows and Professional .NET Framework 2.0

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    Dr. Calvin Lin, co-author of Principles of Parallel Programming and Professor at University of Texas

    Clay and Aaron will be at the University of Illinois Summer school so this weeks show will be a prerecorded interview with Dr. Calvin Lin discussing Principles of Parallel Programming, a book he co-authored with Dr. Lawrence Snyder

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    Duncan McCallum, CEO Cilk Arts Multicore Programming Software

    Duncan will be give a quick overview of Cilk++ and answering questions about using the technology. Cilk++ provides a simple set of extensions for C++, coupled with a powerful runtime system for multicore-enabled applications. Cilk++ enables rapid development, testing, and deployment of high performance multicore applications.

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    Dr. David Patterson - Director of the UC Berkeley Universal Parallel Computing Research Centers

    Dr. Patterson will be talking about the first year of advanced research that he and his team are doing at the UC Berkeley Universal Parallel Computing Research Centers.

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    Listener Question Show - Counting the number of cores on your system.

    This months listener question is: "I've read that knowing the number of core on a system can with ensuring optimal performance for multi-threaded applications. What is the technique for determining number of cores and what is the best way to utilize this information in your application?" We'll have Intel Sr. Engineer Eric L. Palmer on the show to discuss the answer.

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