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Parallel programming (Computer science)

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Serial Port Complete

Jan Axelson

2007

Modelling distributed systems

Wan Fokkink

2007

Programming with hyper-threading technology

Richard Gerber, Andrew Binstock

2004

Concurrent Prolog

Ehud Yehuda Shapiro

1987

The Concurrent C programming language

Narain Gehani

1989

Parallel logic programming

Evan Tick

1991

Guide to parallel programming on Sequent computer systems

1992

Practical parallel programming

Barr E. Bauer

1992

Efficient parallel algorithms

Gibbons, Alan

1988

Pthreads programming

Jacqueline Proulx Farrell, Bradford Nichols, Dick Buttlar

1996

Java Concurrency in Practice

Tim Peierls, David Holmes, Doug Lea et al.

2006 ★ 4.2

An introduction to parallel programming

K. Mani Chandy

1992

Parallel programming

Lawrence Snyder

2008

Concurrent programming in Java

Douglas Lea

2000

Creating Components

Charles W. Kann

2003

USB complete

Jan Axelson

2015

USB Mass Storage

Jan Axelson

2006

Resources in parallel and concurrent systems

ACM Press

1991

The design and analysis of parallel algorithms

Selim G. Akl

1989

MPI

Marc Snir

1996

Concurrent programming

C. R. Snow

1992

Designing and building parallel programs

Foster, Ian

1995

Object-oriented concurrent programming

Akinori Yonezawa, Mario Tokoro

1987

Concurrent programming

Stephen J. Hartley

1998

Parallel programming with MPI

Peter S. Pacheco

1997

Patterns for parallel programming

Timothy G. Mattson

2005

Strand

Ian Foster, Stephen Taylor, Foster, Ian

1990

Ada

Narain Gehani

1984

Parallel programming

Barry Wilkinson, Michael W. Allen

1999

Seven Concurrency Models In Seven Weeks

Paul Butcher

2014

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