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

Intel Software Network - Multi-Core Software Development  

The Intel® Multi-Core Community provides technical information, tools, conversation, and support from industry experts. Learn how to best develop parallel programs and multi-threaded applications on Multi-Core and Multi-Processor platforms.

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    For Real-time Weather Simulation in Parallel with Simul Software

    Real-time weather simulation software company Simul Software in the United Kingdom uses multi-threaded algorithms to bring realism to on-screen skies, thanks to Intel® Threading Building Blocks. http://cache-www.intel.com/cd/00/00/42/59/425967_425967.pdf

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    Live from Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco

    Clay and Aaron will be talking the show on the road for pre show coverage live from the Intel Developer Forum (IDF). Learn more at http://www.intel.com/idf

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    Why develop for N-cores?

    The Threading Methodology used at Intel has four major steps: Analysis, Design & Implementation, Debugging, and Performance Tuning. These steps are used to create a multithreaded application from a serial base code. Multithreaded programming is still more art than science. This show will gives 8 Simple Rules that you can add to your palette of threading design methods. By following these rules, you will have more success in writing the best and most efficient threaded implementation of your applications. We will also be discussing Parallel Programming Resources and tools available on Intel.com to support your parallel application development.

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    Cooking up Parallel Applications with Rich Gerber

    Before joining Adobe, Rich worked at Intel in development and support of the Intel Threading Tools. He is also the author of “The Software Optimization Cookbook” and co-author on “Programming with Hyper-Threading Technology.” We’ll be talking to Rich about what he has been doing recently with parallelism, how his books can be used for programming multi-core systems today, and maybe get some insight on how Adobe is addressing the use of parallelism in its products.

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    Listener Question Show

    Clay and Aaron will select and answer question sent into the show to parallelprogrammingtalk@intel.com

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