8 Simple Rules for Designing Threaded Applications

Clay Breshears

19 Dec 2007CPOL10 min read

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By following these rules, you will have more success in writing the best and most efficient threaded implementation of your applications.

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This article was written by Dr. Clay Breshears, who is currently a Course Architect for the Intel Software College, specializing in multi-core and multithreaded programming and training. Clay has been involved with parallel computation and programming for over twenty years; six of those years were spent in academia. Clay started his tenure at Intel as a Senior Parallel Application Engineer at the Intel Parallel Applications Center in Champaign, IL, implementing multithreaded and distributed solutions in customer applications.

When not busy at work, Clay likes playing chess, go and mah jongg. Clay has been reading and collecting comic books since 1973.

8 Simple Rules for Designing Threaded Applications

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