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Abstract approaches to parallelism

January 1, 2006, 12:00am PST | Length: 00:06:22
One of the things to avoid when it comes to parallelism is working with raw threads. Abstraction offers a way around the issue, by avoiding the need to deal with low-level details of parallel systems, as James Reinders explains.
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