Implementing Parallel Programming Design Patterns Using EFL for Python
Offered By: EuroPython Conference via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore a 40-minute conference talk from EuroPython 2016 that delves into implementing parallel programming design patterns using EFL (Embedded Flexible Language) for Python. Learn about EFL, a deterministic parallel programming tool that can be embedded in various host languages. Discover two versions of the EFL pre-compiler for Python: one translating EFL blocks into Python's Multiprocessing code, and another into DTM/MPI4PY code. Examine EFL implementations of parallel programming design patterns, compare generated parallel code, and discuss the differences. Gain insights into utilizing multi-core CPUs effectively through parallelization of CPU-intensive code. Understand the principles behind EFL, its parallel programming constructs, and how it facilitates embedding parallel parts within sequential host language programs. Explore the translation process of EFL blocks into parallel Python code using both Multiprocessing and DTM/MPI4PY modules. Enhance your knowledge of parallel programming techniques and their practical applications in Python.
Syllabus
Moshe Goldstein/david dayan - Implementing Parallel Programming Design Patterns using EFL for Python
Taught by
EuroPython Conference
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