Re: [hpx-users] [GSoC2018] Conflict (Range-Based) Locks

[Patrick Diehl]

Hi Dattatreya,

welcome to our community.

>> I have looked through the ideas list for this year's GSoC and find the
>> "Conflict (Range-based) Locks" project quite interesting. I would like
>> to discuss this further with mentors.

A good way to do this, would be to join our irc channel #ste||ar at the
freenode server.

>> Any suggestions about looking at other resources to understand the
>> project better will be extremely helpful.‌

I would recommend to build HPX and look into the examples and the source
code.

Please have in mind that the deadline for submitting a proposal is
coming soon.

>
> March 12 - 27, 2018
> Student Application Period

Best,

Patrick

On 12/03/18 05:47 AM, Dattatreya Mohapatra wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I am interested in working on the HPX runtime in this year's GSoC.
> 
> I have been working a Habanero-C++
> , a work-stealing parallel
> runtime, for the past couple of months. I have also worked on developing
> my own such runtime using modern C++11/14 features for the past couple
> of weeks, which abstracts over  to provide increased
> productivity.
> 
> I have looked through the ideas list for this year's GSoC and find the
> "Conflict (Range-based) Locks" project quite interesting. I would like
> to discuss this further with mentors.
> 
> Any suggestions about looking at other resources to understand the
> project better will be extremely helpful.‌
> 
> Thanks and regards,
> Dattatreya Mohapatra
> 
> 
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[hpx-users] [GSoC2018] Conflict (Range-Based) Locks

[Dattatreya Mohapatra]

Hi,

I am interested in working on the HPX runtime in this year's GSoC.

I have been working a Habanero-C++ ,
a work-stealing parallel runtime, for the past couple of months. I have
also worked on developing my own such runtime using modern C++11/14
features for the past couple of weeks, which abstracts over  to
provide increased productivity.

I have looked through the ideas list for this year's GSoC and find the
"Conflict (Range-based) Locks" project quite interesting. I would like to
discuss this further with mentors.

Any suggestions about looking at other resources to understand the project
better will be extremely helpful.‌

Thanks and regards,
Dattatreya Mohapatra
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