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nulstein @ Evoke 2009
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“A multicore tasking engine in some 500 lines of C”, Jerome Muffat-Meridol, Intel
This is the code corresponding to my seminar on writing a task-scheduler that can
be used in a 64K and provide a path to multicore optimisations. Feel free to reuse
and hack, that's the whole point of releasing it!
The resulting sample exe is showing one way to run a game loop in parallel, with
each cube being independently on as many logical cores as there are. The synth is
also parallel-aware, able to generate each track independently (other than that,
the synth is an ugly heap of crap, don't reuse...)
It all fits in 16KB once taken through a round of kkrunchy, which I'm quite happy
with, given it's my first attempt at something like this!
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