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October 13th, 2008, 08:55 AM
#1
Regarding TBB and Intel Libraries
Hi,
[1]
I wanted to understand the difference between the two terms
1. Intel Thread Libraries
2. Intel Thread Building Blocks.
I thought Intel TBB was the same as Intel Thread Libraries but they both seem to be used differently in a couple of documents that I read. Can someone please explain the difference ?
[2]
In one of the surveys on why one needs to adopt multi-core chips and parallel software, other than a host of other good reasons - Form Factor, Security and Cost were cited as some of the reasons (which I did not understand) Can you please explain how these would encourage adoption of multi-core chips and parallel software?
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October 13th, 2008, 09:18 AM
#2
Re: Regarding TBB and Intel Libraries
[1] They are probably the same. I didn't easily find any reference to a "library" that wasn't referring to TBB.
>> they both seem to be used differently in a couple of documents that I read.
What docs?
[2] (guesses)
>> why one needs to adopt multi-core chips and parallel software
Form-Factor - take advantage of existing hardware and socket type?
Security - more horse power to run those CPU-time expensive virus scanners?
Cost - muli-core chips are getting cheaper?
>> In one of the surveys...
What survey? Reading it as a whole may make it easier to guess.
gg
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