Introducing the C++ Concurrency Runtime

• Exercise 1: Learning the Basics of the PPL
• The Parallel Patterns Library
• A PPL Example
• That’s All I Have to Do to Parallelize my Code?
• Exercise 1: Learning the Basics of the PPL
• Part 1: Using the Parallel Patterns Library
• Exercise 2: Working with the critical_section class
• Data Race - Storage Conflict
• Motivation
• Concurrency Runtime Critical Section
• Exercise 2: Working with the critical_section class
• Part 1: Running the Unsynchronized Code
• Part 2: Synchronizing with critical_section
• Exercise 3: Working with the readerwriterlock
• The readerwriterlock
• Exercise 3: Working with the readerwriterlock
• Part 1: Running the Unsynchronized Code
• Part 2: Synchronization using the readerwriterlock
• Exercise 4: Working with the Concurrency Runtime Events
• User Mode Scheduling
• Exercise 4: Working with the Concurrency Runtime Events
• Part 1: Scheduling the Work
• Part 2: Running the Windows Event
• Part 3: Running the Cooperative Event
• Exercise 5: Working with Agents
• The Agent Class
• Messaging Blocks
• Unbounded Buffer
• Overwrite Buffer
• Exercise 5: Working with Agents
• Part 1: Create the Buffers
• Part 2: Create and Start the Agents
• Part 3: Implement agent1
• Part 4: Implement agent2

Try it Yourself!

• Download the documentation and demonstration code.
• See related video demonstrations at MSDN Channel9.
• Refer to the MSDN Concurrency Dev Center.
• See related Code Gallery projects.