Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

Monday 15 December 2014


Editor's Pick

Cray Enters New Territory with Chapel Parallel Programming Language
When people think of Cray, they usually think of supercomputers. But something else is coming out of the company: A language for parallel programming that is portable across architectures, such as Intel-based computers (including Windows, Linux, and Macs). It's still a work in progress, but it looks promising to Jeff Cogswell. He brings you an overview. Take a look and let us know what you think in the comments section on our story page.
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