So you wanted to multi your threading, huh?
An introduction to a series where I talk about different parallelisation technologies for C++, comparing different implementations of the same algorithm. In this one, modern C++ STL
The Great Refactoring
Coding shenanigans and other nerdy musings
What do when OpenGL just hates multithreading?
OpenGL will only accept calls from one thread in an application. This is about a work around this issue using C++ features such as template metaprogramming and std::packaged_tasks
Multi Your Threads #10: Nice GPU you have there, drawing this webpage…
Chapter 10 in my “Multi Your Threading” series Bringing together OpenGL and Emscripten, this time I’m running GPGPU on a browser
Multi Your Threads #9: Back to the classics with Khronos
Part 9 of my “Multi Your Threading” series.
This time, it’s OpenGL, both with a Compute Shader, as well as the “legacy” way with a Fragment Shader
Multi your Threads #8: One doesn’t simply wasm into Mordor
Part 8 of my “Multi Your Threading” series.
In this one I talk about my experience using emscripten to deploy toyBrot to the browser
Nerd Glossary: Compiled vs Interpreted and the curse of LLVM
A digression about the concepts of:
Compiled vs Interpreted code
Low and High level languages
Assembly and Intermediary Representations
And how almost all compilers are just CLANG now
Multi Your Threads #7: Feeling a little blue
Seventh chapter in the Multi Your Threading series, looking at Intel’s TBB and ISPC
Multi Your Threads #6: The Age of Radeon has begun
Post with updated benchmarks and introducing a new code for toyBrot which produces more relevant results
The eXtreme Go Horse (XGH) Process
A detailed explanation about the legendary eXtreme Go Horse software development process. If you haven’t used it, you haven’t written software professionally
Build Log: The Migrator gets an uplift
A build log of some watercooling maintenance and upgrades to my main rig
Multi your Threads #5 – Khronos strikes back
Fifth chapter on my multithreading series.
In this one I talk about Vulkan and SYCL, Khronos’ new initiatives