The Intel® Threading Building Blocks (Intel® TBB) library provides a set of algorithms to enable parallelism in C++ applications. It is highly portable and supports multiple platforms, including the ...

Intel announced Tuesday the release of Threading Building Blocks 2.0 as both an open source and commercial product. The company also launched a Web site that establishes an open source project around ...

While many of us are just beginning to write parallel programs to use multicore, we can already see a crisis looming for those who use raw threads (p-threads or Windows threads) to implement ...

A new evaluation of popular parallel programming languages finds that the C++ library provides the best combination of usability and performance Multicore programming is a tricky problem. Developers ...

The Intel Threading Building Blocks (TBB) library was released this week as open source under the GPLv2 (plus runtime exception) license. The library makes it much easier for programmers to take ...

The second revision of Intel’s Thread Building Block (TBB) product was threefold. First, there was a new version of TBB with its collection of improvements and bug fixes. The second was the move to ...

This week Intel announced on the software blog that they’ve released a new version of their popular library for expressing parallelism in C++ applications We are happy to introduce Intel Threading ...

The updated version contains several bug fixes when compared to the previous Intel® Threading Building Blocks (Intel® TBB) 2017 Update 4 release. Information about new features of previous release you ...

Last week, Intel officially released the source code of Threading Building Blocks (TBB) 2.0, a C++ template library that facilitates a task-oriented approach to parallelism. One day before the public ...

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Wild, wide Wednesday’s IT Blogwatch: in which Intel makes it easier to program for quad-core CPUs. Not to mention the annual list of least influential Americans… Jon Stokes has the scoop: Intel ...