Nice Tutorial: Getting Started with TBB on Windows

By Kevin Farnham (108 posts) on February 9, 2008 at 10:33 pm

While scanning for blog posts about Threading Building Blocks tonight, I came across a nice little tutorial about "Getting started with TBB" (on Windows). The post describes the procedure the author used to get the tbb20_014oss commercial aligned release installed and working in the Windows environment.

The author used three free Microsoft software components to build a working TBB installation:

In addition, the author installed MinGW make to be able to run the TBB makefile.

If you want to get TBB up and running on Windows, this tutorial is a great place to start!

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Categories: Multicore, Open Source, Threading Building Blocks

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By Ray Zed Blog on February 10th, 2008 at 6:39 am
links from Technoratinirmaltv: While scanning for blog posts about Threading Building Blocks tonight, I came across a nice little tutorial about “Getting started with TBB” (on Windows). The post describes the procedure the author used to get the tbb20_014oss

By O'Reilly Windows DevCenter Blog on February 22nd, 2008 at 5:55 pm
links from Technoratican apply it to multithread your Windows applications without spending a dime, using the following free software packages: Threading Building Blocks open source Visual C++ Express Edition Microsoft Assembler Microsoft Platform SDK (See my recentpostabout how one developer accomplished this.) One question, though, is: do Windows developers really want to integrate non-Microsoft libraries and applications into their Windows projects? Doing so carries some risk (given Microsoft

By blue_eye on February 23rd, 2008 at 11:13 pm
i am very interested about it.


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