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The Unicon Project
A modern descendant of the Icon programming language.
Unicon is a very high level object-oriented network- and graphics-savvy programming language with a syntax similar to Pascal or C. Goal-direction, backtracking, patterns and novel data structures make Unicon ideal for rapidly solving complex problems. -
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GCDebRTrc
Debug Facility for Real-Time issues
For C (and CPP obviously): Include a fast and tiny RAM-tracing feature for Real-Time (RT) debugging purposes. >> ONLY FOR DEBUGGING << Very much faster than printf-debugging, which may result in unforseen results in an RT environement. -
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Libtpool
A thread pool library using pthreads
A thread pool library that uses a context so a program may utilize more than one thread pool at a time. A hook allows your program to determine the number of free threads before attempting to launch one. This library has seen successful use in a range of server daemons and client daemons. -
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Sisal is a unique parallel language that supports a clean, fully implicit parallelization model. The optimizing sisal compiler (sisalc) works on top of pthreads to give high performance on commodity SMP architectures.
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This is a simple implementation of thread pool written in C. The implementation is based on POSIX pthreads.
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Dantzig-Wolfe Solver
An implementation of Dantzig-Wolfe decomposition built upon GLPK
An implementation of Dantzig-Wolfe decomposition built upon the GNU Linear Programming Kit. This is a command line tool for solving properly decomposed linear programs. There are several examples and some documentation to guide the use of this solver. Forked over to GitHub (see link). -
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Simple Concurrent Library - SimCoL
SimCoL is a c++ lib that focus on classic concurrent problems.
...The project can be compiled using Visual Studio 2008 or higher (the project is incompatible with Windows older than Vista or Server 2008) and also supposed to be able with any Unix system with native PThreads support. -
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A pthreads library for embedded operating systems. Implements the pthreads API using only commonly available OS primitives (e.g. semaphores, tasks) so that the library can easily be ported to almost any RTOS. Currently includes support for DSP/BIOS and P
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A data parallel scientific programming model. Compiles efficiently to different platforms like distributed memory (MPI), shared memory multi-processor (pthreads), Cell BE processor, Nvidia Cuda, SIMD vectorization (SSE, Altivec), and sequential C++ code.
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Sooc is a C library that enables developers to write object-oriented programs in C. Sooc (Simple Object-Oriented C) comes with useful stream and collection classes and provides mechanisms for memory management, exceptions and, with pthreads, threading.
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General utility code for queuing and simple index tables for embedded software projects. It also includes async I/O sample code using pthreads.
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PI-Threads; A C++ threads object built upon Win32 Threads and POSIX pthreads which can be compiled on either Win32 compliant systems or POSIX compliant systems with pthread support.
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DATTEL means "DATa parallel TEmplate Library". It is a C++ library providing STL-algorithms on shared memory (via pthreads) and/or distributed memory (via MPI). The parallelism is hidden from the programmer. Porting code to DATTEL should be easy.
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