parallel programming

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Gábor SEBESTYÉN

Is there any Ruby extension for parallel programming? I want to write =20=

some examples for parallel programming course and I don't want to =20
reinvent the wheel :)

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Kirk Haines

Is there any Ruby extension for parallel programming? I want to write
some examples for parallel programming course and I don't want to
reinvent the wheel :)

Ara Howard has done a lot of parallel programming with Ruby using a system=
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that he devised.

I think it's okay to mention that the 10th is the target release date for R=
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Code & Style, an ezine published by Artima, and that one of the articles in=
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the first issues was written by Ara Howard about the central piece in his=20
distributed computing system, rubyqueue. I've read the article, and it is=
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really a superb piece of writing. I'd recommend reading it when the zine=20
comes out next week, for sure.


Kirk Haines
 
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Ara.T.Howard

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Ara Howard has done a lot of parallel programming with Ruby using a syste= m
that he devised.

I think it's okay to mention that the 10th is the target release date for
Ruby Code & Style, an ezine published by Artima, and that one of the
articles in the first issues was written by Ara Howard about the central
piece in his distributed computing system, rubyqueue. I've read the
article, and it is really a superb piece of writing. I'd recommend readi= ng
it when the zine comes out next week, for sure.

we do loose parallelization here at ngdc using my rq package

http://raa.ruby-lang.org/project/rq/

it's a doesn't parrallelize any of your code itself - but it provides a sim=
ple
method of setting up a linux cluster in literally minutes. this make
parallel tasks easier to tackle since the effort can be spent writing that
code and not babysitting the cluster. what kind of parralel tasks are you
planning on doing? how will you distribute them? you may also be interest=
ed
in

http://mpiruby.sourceforge.net/

and

http://sciruby.codeforpeople.com/sr.cgi/InterestingProjects

regards.

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