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Visual C++ docs: the future is… soon!

EricMitteletteNovember 8, 2016Nov 8, 201611/8/16

We on the Visual C++ documentation team are pleased to announce some changes to the API reference content in the following Visual C++ libraries: STL, MFC, ATL, AMP, and ConcRT. Since the beginning of MSDN online, the Visual C++ libraries have documented each class member, free function, macro, enum, and property on a separate web page. While

Parallel STL – Democratizing Parallelism in C++

Artur LaksbergApril 16, 2014Apr 16, 201404/16/14

Only a few years ago, writing parallel code in C++ was a domain of the experts. Nowadays, this field is becoming more and more accessible to regular developers thanks to the advances in libraries, such as the PPL and C++ AMP from Microsoft, Intel's Threading Building Blocks, OpenMP or OpenACC if you prefer a pragma-style approach, OpenCL for l

Image Processing with C++ AMP and the .NET Framework

Eric BattalioMay 21, 2013May 21, 201305/21/13

Image processing is a computational task that lends itself very well to GPU compute scenarios. In many cases the most commonly used algorithms are inherently massively parallel, with each pixel in the image being processed independently from the others. As a result, image processing toolkits have been early adopters of the new GPGPU programmin

More Q&A for the C++ AMP book

Eric BattalioOctober 15, 2012Oct 15, 201210/15/12

As we shared last week, Kate Gregory and Ade Miller have released C++ AMP, an exploration of accelerated massive parallelism with Microsoft® Visual C++®. In that post, Ade answered a few of our hard-hitting questions. In this post, Kate answers the same set of questions:Q1. “C++ AMP” in 140 characters or l

Check out the new C++ AMP book by Kate Gregory and Ade Miller

Eric BattalioOctober 12, 2012Oct 12, 201210/12/12

The C++ AMP book by Kate Gregory and Ade Miller is available in print or online from your favorite retailer! What is in it for you? Among other things, you will discover how to: I was able to corner Ade Miller long enough to answer a few questions:Q1: “C++ AMP” in 140 characters or less?“A hardware agnosti

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Visual C++ docs: the future is… soon!

Parallel STL – Democratizing Parallelism in C++

Image Processing with C++ AMP and the .NET Framework

More Q&A for the C++ AMP book

Check out the new C++ AMP book by Kate Gregory and Ade Miller

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